Some Questions

[Stefan]

Your XP iCamSource has the Port Forwarding range checkbox probably because you previously downloaded and ran the iCamSourcePortForwarding.reg file that added a key to your registry that enabled that control.

It is the first step in setting up port forwarding when running the Windows iCamSource: http://skjm.com/forum/index.php?topic=182.msg644#msg644

When you uncheck the port forwarding checkbox are you able to connect to your XP iCamSource?

[matthew042]

Yes, I was able to connect that under LOCAL wifi. I haven't tried the different wifi yet. I did uncheck it and it worked fine under local wifi, just like before. But before, I couldnt get the XP to work. I think I tried that when the box was checked. Im not sure. But i will try tomorrow and see if it works. I will post my results tomorrow. If it works, i will be extremely happy because of my vacation come up soon. Thanks everyone especially Stefan for your support.

[matthew042]

Hey everyone! It works! Sorry about the delay. Anyways, I got a new camera and it is one of the network ones. I got the dlink dcs-5300g. Im having troubles setting up the icam for that. I know icam can do this but I dont know how to configure it. I already got the camera set up so everything works. So thanks everyone. I again have a Dlink DCS-5300G. Thanks everyone!

[matthew042]

Hello, can any body help me on my network camera issue with the dlink dcs-5300g? Please anybody?

[Stefan]

To use an IP camera you will need to select the Ethernet / Wi-Fi tab in the iCamSource and then enter the appropriate MJPEG or JPEG URL for your camera, along with the camera's login and password.

You can find a list of D-Link JPEG and MJPEG URLs from http://skjm.com/icam/mjpeg.php

I believe the http://<ip:port>/cgi-bin/video.jpg JPEG URL works for that camera.