[mobynewt]

Before purchasing a Wits A81-E, I would like to find out if it can view the stream from my IP webcam.(I hope to use the combo as a baby monitor.)The MJPEG stream can be viewed in browsers capable of running Java applets, athttp://71.245.115.21:13758login: guestpassword: oklt39vj0p23pFailing that, the camera puts out an MPEG4 stream (with noticeable lag) atrtsp://71.245.115.21:13759/mpeg4If anyone is willing to try these out, I will be grateful to hear how it works or what goes wrong.Please let me know what firmware/browser/player you used.FYI, the camera is a Trendnet TV-IP422Whttp://www.trendnet.com/products/proddetail.asp?prod=155_TV-IP422WThanks again for any help or feedback.

 

[nerd1]

hard to tell if its working well if you just have a static image.

 

[mobynewt]

[quote name='nerd1;52549]hard to tell if its working well if you just have a static image.[/QUOTE] Good point. Now playing: 3D FlowerBoxHere is a more convenient link' date=' incorporating the login info:[url']http://guest[email protected]:13758[/url]The MPEG4 stream does not require a login:rtsp://71.245.115.21:13759/mpeg4

 

[beefaronee]

I have not been successful in viewing any of my ip cameras with Android applications. I have tried TinyDVR which works very well with Axis cameras with no login requirements. I have not been able to get it to work with any other cameras other than the ones that are "preset" in the application. The web browser does not show the video. I have been able to view web cams in WinCE with an application called RCCamera. While it was written for WinMo, if you extract the cab and just put the files into a folder on the storage card, it works. I would be interested in hearing about any other programs anyone may have gotten to work in Android.