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iCam Support / Re: Various webcam on only one computer

« on: May 27, 2009, 03:43:31 PM »

Stefan - many thanks for your quick answer. I'll try to answer your questions as well as possible.
Yes, the USB connection from the receiver to the iCam Source is a single one. It is the receiver with a surely very basic software that alternates between the cameras and features Quad enabling the images from the two cameras to be seen simultaneously on a TV set, not on the computer.
1 - It freezes in about 30 seconds to two minutes. As told above, it is a function of the receiver that alternates back and forth between the feeds. I am using the Windows version of iCamSource, since on my Macbook Pro the Mac version of iCamsource doesn't receive info from this receiver - I suppose the Receiver software installed from factory must be windows-based ?
2. - Does that mean that I must have two iCamSource working each to his camera ? And the two cameras must be plugged by two USBs ? That's a bit complicated...
3. - In spite of a surely good explanation about the function of "auto-start", still don't understand very well, .... sorry.

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iCam Support / Re: Various webcam on only one computer

« on: May 26, 2009, 04:06:10 PM »

I am using a ELRO system - www.elro.eu (think it's dutch manufactured): It has two C950D wireless cameras and a receiver that connects  to TV using a Video/Sound cable, DVR (same connection) or Computer via USB.
I have several problems and questions,
1 - After functioning for a while alternating between the cameras, the iCam Source stops and frezees on the image of one of the cameras.
2 - On my iPhone the iCam Application shows a screen divided in four. Is it possible to see both cameras in QUAD vision ( both cameras at the same time ) like we can see it on the TV screen when the receiver is plugged using the video/sound cable ?
3 - What is the Auto-Start for in the iCam Source Preferences ?