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iCam Support / Re: Auto-Start Multiple Cameras

« on: June 28, 2010, 04:08:14 PM »

Hi Jay ... it happens anytime I have two iCam sources running on the Windows machine.

yes- the MacBook and Windows machine are connected to the same local network.

i have been testing with my iPhone on the same local network ... just tried 3G with the same result ... will try another Wi-Fi when possible.

Thanks!
DEAN

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iCam Support / Re: Auto-Start Multiple Cameras

« on: June 27, 2010, 01:17:49 PM »

I have a problem that does not yet seem to exist in this thread - although I was successful at starting multiple cameras, only 1 of them is available on my iPhone (or via iCamWeb).

I have 3 cameras - builtin on my MacBook, a USB Logitech connected to my Windows machine and Linksys wireless N.  If I multi-start (either auto or manual) from my Mac everything is good - I see all 3 cameras.  But if I multi-start from my Windows machine the Logitech stomps on the Linksys (I only see the Logitech and the Mac).  If I stop the Logitech and refresh the Linksys is there ... if I restart the Logitech and refresh only the Logitech.

I very much want to make my Windows desktop my control point as it is always on.  Any ideas greatly appreciated. I tried both mjpeg start paths with the same results.

... my RuniCamSources.bat:

cd "C:\Program Files\iCamSource"
start iCamSource.exe -v=0 -a=0 -desc="ZoeCam
start iCamSource.exe -url=http://10.0.1.9/img/mjpeg.jpg -cu= -cp= -desc="CiscoWirelessCam"

Thanks!
DEAN