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Hi, everybody.

I am new member here. I am student, now doing a project.

I have one question.....

Question like this:

I have two computer, computer A add as Host; computer B add as Client.

Now, computer B(client), got USB webcam, can capture continuous image, that means video. I using software IMAQ USB for camera to design it.

Now, my question is:How I view this image or video from computer A(Host) via computer B(Client)? Got any idea or way to design it?

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QUOTE (awkh1001 @ Oct 7 2008, 07:15 AM)

Hi, everybody.

I am new member here. I am student, now doing a project.

I have one question.....

Question like this:

I have two computer, computer A add as Host; computer B add as Client.

Now, computer B(client), got USB webcam, can capture continuous image, that means video. I using software IMAQ USB for camera to design it.

Now, my question is:How I view this image or video from computer A(Host) via computer B(Client)? Got any idea or way to design it?

There are a number of ways to do that. Not sure which one is best for video. (Depends on streaming rate).

You have a host and a client... does that mean you have an Ethernet network? You could setup a TCPIP Server-Client. Search the LabVIEW examples for that, and send your images as strings. You could also use shared variables, remote panel, a queue, etc.

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Hi, everybody.

I am new member here. I am student, now doing a project.

I have one question.....

Question like this:

I have two computer, computer A add as Host; computer B add as Client.

Now, computer B(client), got USB webcam, can capture continuous image, that means video. I using software IMAQ USB for camera to design it.

Now, my question is:How I view this image or video from computer A(Host) via computer B(Client)? Got any idea or way to design it?

LabVIEW version: v8.0

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