La Jolla Webcam support - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Tman · 10-12-2007, 09:32 AM

Wow...great job there fellas. Going big time.
I know this is reaching, but any way you can compile a video from the streamer of the greatest wipeouts?
Or a hot little turista having, let's just say, problems?

Regardless, way to go, I think for fun one day when the bite is wide open, you can just play a previous streamer of nasty arse conditions, keep the crowds down....lol

lambadmin · 10-12-2007, 12:24 PM

Thanks Martin.

FYI: the webcam server is not configured to capture the video... Just a real time stream.

That would have cost way more, and what we put in place already had a pretty steep price tag attached to it.

nmbrinkman · 10-12-2007, 07:04 PM

I am still having issues viewing the stream. I did everything you mentioned including disabling my pop up blocker and restarting my web browser. Should I restart my computer? Anyway, I'm sure my issues are the least of your concerns.. thanks for the effort already paid.

lambadmin · 10-13-2007, 09:09 AM

Nate, reboots are highly recommended... Always.

What OS are you using (Vista, XP, mac OS)?
What browser (Internet Explorer version X, Firefox ver X, etc.)?
Any specific errors that pop up?
When on the webcam page, do you see the frame with nothing in it, some error within it (what error if you do), or no video frame at all (it should be above the "Snap a pic" button)?

Another valid troubleshooting step to try for eveyne with a problem:

Go to the Control Panel
Look for "Axis Media Control" applet.
If it's not there, the Axis Active-X control was definitely never installed - that's your problem.
if it IS there, you should try re-installing it.
Open up "Add-Remove Programs" (on XP, in Vista it's called "Programs and Features"
Find "Axis Media Control Embedded". Uninstall/remove it.

You may need to reboot. Always good idea.
Go back to the web cam page - you should be prompted to install Axis ActiveX control again.

tptrench · 10-13-2007, 07:37 PM

How cool for you to out that camera!!!! Thanks Adi, you're the best!

theyorkieterror · 10-27-2007, 04:54 PM

I can run cam in foxfire using XP2 and Vista. It just loaded fine. Could it be that here at Rocky Top we "Git her done". I had to get that pun in there and hope to not make anyone mad. I really do enjoy viewing your pics and vids and thank you for allowing me to do that.

paddle on

Tandem Assassin · 11-03-2011, 05:26 PM

Been able to see the webcam for 5 plus year. Just purchared a new HP slimline with Win-7. Did everything you suggested - turned off security went and enabled all Active X devices - rebooted and still no picture. Played with it for 2 hours and nothing worked.

Whats up?

Quote:

Originally Posted by lambadmin

Nate, reboots are highly recommended... Always.

What OS are you using (Vista, XP, mac OS)?
What browser (Internet Explorer version X, Firefox ver X, etc.)?
Any specific errors that pop up?
When on the webcam page, do you see the frame with nothing in it, some error within it (what error if you do), or no video frame at all (it should be above the "Snap a pic" button)?

Another valid troubleshooting step to try for eveyne with a problem:

Go to the Control Panel
Look for "Axis Media Control" applet.
If it's not there, the Axis Active-X control was definitely never installed - that's your problem.
if it IS there, you should try re-installing it.
Open up "Add-Remove Programs" (on XP, in Vista it's called "Programs and Features"
Find "Axis Media Control Embedded". Uninstall/remove it.

You may need to reboot. Always good idea.
Go back to the web cam page - you should be prompted to install Axis ActiveX control again.

lamb · 11-30-2011, 08:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tandem Assassin

Been able to see the webcam for 5 plus year. Just purchared a new HP slimline with Win-7. Did everything you suggested - turned off security went and enabled all Active X devices - rebooted and still no picture. Played with it for 2 hours and nothing worked.

Whats up?

Sorry I missed this.

Try upening up IE as administrator (right mouse button click in the IE shortcut on the start menu, choose Run As Admin). That usually fixes it on Win 7, and you only need to do this once to initialize the webcam control.

Chris, not sure about Android. It works on my iPhone.

Anyone else, does video work on Android?

Heads up: we're looking into options to upgrade the webcam/webserver, stay tuned.

10-12-2007, 09:32 AM	#1
Tman BRTF...bought & paid... Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,247	Wow...great job there fellas. Going big time. I know this is reaching, but any way you can compile a video from the streamer of the greatest wipeouts? Or a hot little turista having, let's just say, problems? Regardless, way to go, I think for fun one day when the bite is wide open, you can just play a previous streamer of nasty arse conditions, keep the crowds down....lol __________________ Adios Tman Gaffer for Clay the Fishcatcher

10-13-2007, 09:09 AM	#4
lambadmin Spam Sanitation Dept Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,376	Nate, reboots are highly recommended... Always. What OS are you using (Vista, XP, mac OS)? What browser (Internet Explorer version X, Firefox ver X, etc.)? Any specific errors that pop up? When on the webcam page, do you see the frame with nothing in it, some error within it (what error if you do), or no video frame at all (it should be above the "Snap a pic" button)? Another valid troubleshooting step to try for eveyne with a problem: Go to the Control Panel Look for "Axis Media Control" applet. If it's not there, the Axis Active-X control was definitely never installed - that's your problem. if it IS there, you should try re-installing it. Open up "Add-Remove Programs" (on XP, in Vista it's called "Programs and Features" Find "Axis Media Control Embedded". Uninstall/remove it. You may need to reboot. Always good idea. Go back to the web cam page - you should be prompted to install Axis ActiveX control again.

10-13-2007, 07:37 PM	#5
tptrench Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pt loma Posts: 101	camera How cool for you to out that camera!!!! Thanks Adi, you're the best!

10-27-2007, 04:54 PM	#6
theyorkieterror Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: lower east tennessee Posts: 2	Webcam I can run cam in foxfire using XP2 and Vista. It just loaded fine. Could it be that here at Rocky Top we "Git her done". I had to get that pun in there and hope to not make anyone mad. I really do enjoy viewing your pics and vids and thank you for allowing me to do that. paddle on

10-12-2007, 12:24 PM	#2
lambadmin Spam Sanitation Dept Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,376	Thanks Martin. FYI: the webcam server is not configured to capture the video... Just a real time stream. That would have cost way more, and what we put in place already had a pretty steep price tag attached to it.

10-12-2007, 07:04 PM	#3
nmbrinkman Work Sucks! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Diego Posts: 559	I am still having issues viewing the stream. I did everything you mentioned including disabling my pop up blocker and restarting my web browser. Should I restart my computer? Anyway, I'm sure my issues are the least of your concerns.. thanks for the effort already paid.