Up until this week, I was running with an Airport Extreme router. I just replaced that with a Netgear Nighthawk 7000 router.
I can connect to iCam if I'm on my iPhone on the local network, but if I disable WIFI and go to LTE, it seems like I can't connect (I get the "No Sources Found") message.
My router is getting a public IP address from Comcast, there is no double-NAT. I tried both using "Auto-Config Router" (UpNP on the router shows that the ports 13000-13003 were negotiated successfully), I've also tried static port forwarding to the machine running the server.
Is there anything else to try? I really don't see the need to run a proxy, my assumption is this is a setting in the router?
Up until this week, I was running with an Airport Extreme router. I just replaced that with a Netgear Nighthawk 7000 router.
I can connect to iCam if I'm on my iPhone on the local network, but if I disable WIFI and go to LTE, it seems like I can't connect (I get the "No Sources Found") message.
My router is getting a public IP address from Comcast, there is no double-NAT. I tried both using "Auto-Config Router" (UpNP on the router shows that the ports 13000-13003 were negotiated successfully), I've also tried static port forwarding to the machine running the server.
Is there anything else to try? I really don't see the need to run a proxy, my assumption is this is a setting in the router?
Hmm, I just came here to see if there were any updates on the cameras front. I use 3 Foscam 8910's (Non-HD) with iCam Pro, and they work well, but I am thinking of adding another camera and was wondering what the HD options are now.
Disappointing to hear they still don't work well.
I had purchased one of the Foscam HD cams probably a year ago and returned it because the firmware was just terrible.
To get Foscam HD Cameras to work you will have to do 2 things. First put this address in to your web browser to set the HD camera to stream in MJPEG instead of H. 264.
I have my iCam cameras set up to trigger notifications of motion, and they are on timers. Some days, however, I get home a little early or what not, and I regularly have to go in and turn off notifications, with my iPad and iPhone beeping away.
It would be very cool if there was a way to make the notifications be location aware. For example, when I enter an area near my home with my iPhone, notifications on the server are disabled.
Is there any way to do this, or perhaps add it as a feature request?
I can't seem to find much by googling around but my logitech camera C910 is still sucking up 50% of both cores of my mac mini with Lion. I've updated Lion and iCamSource. Is there an apple thread or information somewhere about this?
I'm running the OS X iCamSource, and when I try to launch another copy (for a second cam) the already running iCamSource app just opens. How do I run multiple copies?
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