R.Alves

Hi there, i've been trying to make a ip camera works on Labview (SVAT IP100 camera) and till today i still cant do nothing with it. Today i found a program, that "simulates" a USB camera capturing images from the screen, that works just fine with MSN messenger, yahoo, skype, etc, the problem is that when i try to use it with labview i get an error that says: setting for this camera are not valid" or it appears the 1074396024 error. Anyone have any idea of how can i solve this? Regards, and thanks for the help.

QUOTE(robijn @ Feb 4 2008, 11:30 AM) Hi there, i have worked a little bit in video processing in the past, but using a USB camera and the IMAQ package, the things that i still dont know how to do its how to give IMAQ VI's the video from the IP camera for these VI's to take it as a video entrance. Again, thanks for all the help and possible solutions given to me in this thread

QUOTE(crelf @ Jan 30 2008, 03:39 PM) Hi there, thanks for the possible solution crelf, but the main purpose to adquire the video from the camera its to do processing video activities later, is this possible with your solution? Because i dont seem how could this be possible. Again, thank you very much, Regards. RAlves

Would be great to count with a package like the IMAQ package but for use with IP cameras, where all the process of capturing the video information of the communication protocol would not be an issue to the user.

Hi there everyone, first i would like to thank in advantage any help you people can provide me in this matter. Since i an a very amateur LabView user, didnt have any idea on which cameras are supported for labview use, so i bought a SVAT IP100 camera, that basically its a USB camera that brings a USB to Ethernet adaptor so in that way you can give an IP to the camera. Along with the camera came a very basic software that gives you access to the camera using ActiveX or Sun Java, but it works through a web page basically. I would like to know if anyone have any idea (a VI would be like a miracle to my prairs) of what should i need to do to access the video in Labview? I've tried all the UDP and TCP/IP options along with Labview 8.2, but i've heard that since its an ethernet protocol, i need to extract from the communciation only the video information that are together with some acknowlegdes and other stuff along with ethernet protocol, and ad this moment i have no idea of how to do that. Again thanks for the help i can get in this matter, hope to hear soon from you guys. Regards, R. Alves

Hi there everyone, first i would liek to thank in advantage any help you people can provide me in this matter. Since i an a very amateur LabView user, didnt have any idea on which cameras are supported for labview use, so i bough a SVAT IP100 camera, that basically its a USB camera that brings a USB to Ethernet adaptor so in that way you can give an IP to the camera. Along with the camera came a very basic software that gives you access to the camera using ActiveX or Sun Java, but it works through a web page basically. I would like to know if anyone have any idea (a VI would be like a miracle to my prairs) of what should i need to do to access the video in Labview? I-ve tried all the, UDP, and TCP/IP options along with Labview 8.2, but i've heard that since its an ethernet protocol, i need to extract from the coomunciation only the video information that are together with some acknowlegdes and other stuff along with ethernet protocol, and ad this moment i have no idea of how to do that. Again thanks for the help i can get in this matter, hope to hear soon from you guys. Regards, R. Alves

Hi there everyone, I am a electronic engeneering student from Venezuela, and actually i am working on a submarine robot project developing a wireless communciation system for the platform. Beeing using labview almost 2 years ago, but doing very basic stuff, almost everything just chaching some basics from the examples, but now things are getting complicated. Hope i can find some help with some understanding I have about integrating an ip camera to labview, so in that matter i can work on some video processing skills. Thanks to everyone, regards R. Alves