lsfr internet feed

[wayne]

is any one going to have a internet connection close to the beach? if so i can bring my internet camera for people to view. it has it's own ip address and can be viewed on internet explorer. it is 30 fps and i think i can have up to thirty viewers. it is not wireless, but i can bring my router and laptop.

let me know if i should bring it.

wayne

 

[jc052685]

I have a wireless card on the lap top. So, yeah, pretty much have internet anywhere. If you can figure out all the computer linking and stuff I will have it with me.

 

[wayne]

i can bring my router and that should work. if i can't, i bet there are people that can.

 

[Mr. SeXieR]

i do

I have a sprint card, it should have service their (my name is JD, live in ATX, gotta house for lsfr)


2008 800sxr

 

[timbo512]

Welcome to the crew Mr SeXier and friend of wavegoddess. Since Stacy likes ya, you're good in my book.

 

[rasper99]

If you are worried about how many connections check this out:
http://www.mogulus.com/
It takes one stream from your computer and rebroadcasts it to a bunch of people. It's free and the folks at Amazon are behind it so you know it will handle a load. You run their software its sees your webcam and does the rest.

A guy I work with has video podcasts every Friday night using it. You know we are all going to be hitting that thang!

 

[ger87410]

I'm sure there's going to be at least a few people that know a thing or 2 about computer and internet connection sharing there willing to help.

I know I'll be. Should be cake to setup internet connection sharing on a ad-hoc network without routers. Or better to run the feed straight from the internet connected computer.

There might even be free wifi there. I know there was talk of that in some areas a few years back when the economy was booming.

 

[The Penguin]

Surfside is more remote than Crystal Beach - if that is possible. :biggrin:

 

[jc052685]

as long as there is verison cell coverage then I will have braudband!!