does the camera support other rtmp flash servers such as justin.tv or youtube live
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Not at the moment. I hope that this will be expanded in firmware updates, but at the moment I believe it just operates with ustream.
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Yes, however, it is not entirely a plug-and-play operation. You first need to update your firmware to Rev2, so that USB cameras are supported. Then you need to obtain a working camera, preferable one with build in microphone. Check out the article for details and howto:http://www.squidoo.com/mk802-skype-usb-webcam
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Yes you can, there is built in web server but i strongly advise you get some software and set up external to camera.
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I've used it to watch YouTube videos and it works great for that. I've also uploaded a video with no problems. I have not used the built in camera, though.
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Hi Anthony, I never used a flash player on it, so I do not know if it supports flash player. Sorry for that.
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Sorry Mr. forrester, sadly the answer is no. It seems to have everything else. It does have componet and composite connections and a host of others but not and "S" video. Maybe there is an alternative way to connect. Im not a gamer so I cant help beyond that.
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I use a great free program called "iSpy". I have 2 pairs of different branded cameras working on iSpy at the same time. From what I understand, you can have many more than that. The list of cameras this software supports is huge. I'd say you'd have a hard time finding a camera not supported. It does take a little reading to understand, but there are a ton of youtube and other help guides out there. Once you get it set up and running, I'd also recommend Google Chrome's new Remote Desktop. I use this to check on the camera's/house when I'm away from home on my phone. I used to use TeamViewer, but Chrome Remote Desktop has been a much better experience. All of this software is free and iSpy is CONSTANTLY being improved upon and updated. The team of people working on iSpy are some truly talented people.
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Thanks. Afraid not. Seems it is not ONVIF Protocol. It supports ONVIF IP camera.
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Yes. As noted in other comments, there aren't any other camera--flash interactions other than triggering the flash. But if your old flash is like mine, it isn't capable of any other interactions.
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Malin,I do believe it is supported by the software you mentuoned. Please let me know if there are any other questions you may have. This is a great little camera for the money.
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking but there is a built in browser and it does support Adobe Flash, if that helps.
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It wont, you can use another flash with a universal hot show such as yognuo. Is also less expensive.
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Yes on both accounts. The built in DynDNS client gives you a web URL you can point any browser to to view the cam. You can also directly access the video feed using IP cam apps such as "IP Cam Viewer" and "TinyCam Monitor".
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I don't have the answer to that but the flash failed the 2nd time I turned it on and I returned it. I do not recommend buying it.
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Yes, although I am not sure about it's capabilities using remote flashes. I am an amateur and I am just now "getting to know" this camera. (it is a great camera and a big step up from my old Alpha) I do not understand all of the flash options and advantages/disadvantages as of now!
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I wouldn't know Flash if it kicked me in the face. However, all kinds of posts on forums.crackberry.com suggest that it does. Check that out. Certainly more helpful than I can be. I never have issues viewing vids.
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Yes but I am getting a messages that a Logitech driver is needed for optimal windows operation and one does not seem to be available for this webcam. no software driver comes with it. I have tried to use it on 2 systems with 2 different pieces of video software and have had issues with hesitation/skipping in the playback with MP4 format. Support is offshore and has not been any help. I am using windows 7 pro.