Hello everyone,
I have 2 webcams on my penthouse above the city market (example offcourse :-) I would like to show those 2 live streams on my website. I can view the stream when I connect to the external IP address (both have a external IP address). When I logon I can view the stream... but I can als see other buttons to contol the camera's.
On my website I only want users to see the images (so no configuration buttons and so). How can I do this? If I need a server for this or to change website hoster it is no problem!
And if 400 people login I would like to serve a good stream to those 400 people. But sadly I think I cannot serve so many people with my upload / download speed. So is there another solution.
I tought about it to stream 10 sec to a movie and to stream this movie to the website. So people always see the images of 10 sec ago. Maybe this is a solution so 400 people can watch at the same time.
How do you think about this. Is this able to archieve and if yes..how??
Thank you very much!!!
With kindest regards,
Jarno Baselier
I have 2 webcams on my penthouse above the city market (example offcourse :-) I would like to show those 2 live streams on my website. I can view the stream when I connect to the external IP address (both have a external IP address). When I logon I can view the stream... but I can als see other buttons to contol the camera's.
On my website I only want users to see the images (so no configuration buttons and so). How can I do this? If I need a server for this or to change website hoster it is no problem!
And if 400 people login I would like to serve a good stream to those 400 people. But sadly I think I cannot serve so many people with my upload / download speed. So is there another solution.
I tought about it to stream 10 sec to a movie and to stream this movie to the website. So people always see the images of 10 sec ago. Maybe this is a solution so 400 people can watch at the same time.
How do you think about this. Is this able to archieve and if yes..how??
Thank you very much!!!
With kindest regards,
Jarno Baselier
