aDEO is always willing to help those in need.
Now I just gotta get this working for my phone.
Edit: works now w/ the update on 10/21/09
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aDEO is always willing to help those in need.
Now I just gotta get this working for my phone.
Edit: works now w/ the update on 10/21/09
Welcome to my latest project
Actually i wasn't able to be able to act as a Web Server when on operator network (gprs, edge, ...) and only got it to work over WiFi network.
PS - Works fine for me over Evdo on verizon. I guess your carrier is blocking port 80. You might want to consider adding an option to set the HTTP listening port for providers that block (like whomever you are using)
One more nice feature would be a way to adjust the resolution it captures in. Right now it's pretty low.
Either way, great app!
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Whats wrong with this??
Which phone model do you have ? Seems like a problem to retrieve pictures from the camera, i didn't test with many of them.
Would be nice that people report models on which it works and those were it doesn't.
You can modify the port in tinyCAM.exe.config, i've tried on 80, 8080, 8001 with no luck but did not try on more.
You are lucky to get it working over the operator network because this usually was my main goal
Change resulotion??
Any chance that add feature to select different resultions? I'm having a HTC Touch HD, which have a 5 megpixel camera.
Any chance that add feature to select different resultions? I'm having a HTC Touch HD, which have a 5 megpixel camera.
You can modify the port in tinyCAM.exe.config, i've tried on 80, 8080, 8001 with no luck but did not try on more.
You are lucky to get it working over the operator network because this usually was my main goal
A convoluted but potentially functional way of doing it would be to create a VPN connection from the phone to your home connection/router, and then port forward from your router back over that VPN connection... Just my $0.02
many ppl who used it told me that
if the use it for out network its not working !!!
same network in home or work is working well
bu not out
is there a set for that
thanks for this great program
192.168.1.x is IP hidden behind a NAT, so if they're not connected to the same router (which you have probably in your home) it won't work, you must have public IP and forward the port on the router.
It runs alright. But thing is, I dont understand how it works. I want to upload the pic to a certain ftp-address, but all it presents me with is an IP 192.168.2.xxx as the ftp-Server. Where or how can I enter my credentials for the upload???
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2Welcome to tinyCAM
The idea is to use the integrated camera and be able to connect using the web browser of another computer/pda to remotely monitor what is being captured in real-time so exactly what a network camera does excepted that you don't need any cable at all, not even a power cable...
I made the reverse project some time ago (webcamXP Mobile) allowing to view your network cameras on your PDA and this one seemed quite interesting too...
I wasn't able to be able to act as a Web Server while on operator network (gprs, edge, ...) and only got it to work over WiFi network. It seems to work for some people but most operators are blocking the fact to act as server...
Anyway, you can still use the Motion Detector + FTP upload feature in order to send the captured images to any ftp server.
Here are some screenshots:
PDA UI / Web page in browser:
Pre-requisites:
You need .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and a device with integrated camera.
Informations:
The default username/password to access the web server : admin/admin. You can disable authentication by setting no user name in the settings.
Setting the wifi configuration of your device on "Max Performances" might reduce the autonomy but also seems to have a significant impact on frame rate. I'm able to get up to 4-5 fps with tinyCAM 0.8.7 which is already over my initial performances expectations because i think it's the max speed at which it's possible to capture images from the camera (on Touch HD at least).
webcamXP (for Windows) is now supporting tinyCAM as a network capture device so you can use the free version for more advanced features and to capture the stream. If you want to use webcamXP Mobile from another PDA it's also possible just select the webcamXP template, i'm using the same file names.
History:
0.8.0b :
Repacked with OpenNetCF
0.8.5 :
Added basic authentication (password protection) support
All settings can be edited from the application
0.8.7 :
Fixed FTP Password setting not properly saved
Fixed Authentication not working in every browsers
Fixed Check Internet connection was not working
Added Overlay features (Time, Battery, Temperature)
Added Informations on Webpage (Time, Battery, Temperature,Uptime,Images requested,Kb transferred)
HTTP Authentication can be disabled (Set an empty username in settings)
Performances improvements
0.8.8 :
Fixed motion sensivity adjustment not working / not saved
Added possibility to select resolution (seems not working on most HTC due to incomplete directshow support)
Possible to view images captured by motion detector through browser
0.9.0 :
The motion detector is a bit more sensible as it wasn't detecting much
Possible to customize upload filename (and set a fixed filename for all uploads)
Possible to set a fixed ftp upload interval (without motion detector)
Bigger preview
Fixed software not exiting properly
Fixed Time and temperature settings were mixed
Updated to manalia sdk 2.1
0.9.1 :
Fixed resolution selection might crash application
Saving status of webserver / motion detector / ftp upload on application exit
Mod edit: Broken DL link removed.2I do!
I've attached the file, and also placed it in my public Dropbox folder:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24159011/tinyCAM.CAB
I'm fairly certain that the source was never released though...
And that's a real shame, as this is probably the best use of old WM devices!1
