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View Unsecured Cameras from Google

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found this while i was bored today, these are, from what i've heard are WebCamera's that connect directly to your router and can be seen without a password. the refreshing of the screen gets kinda annoying, but after about 20 seconds or so it usually clears up. and sometimes a refresh is needed to get it started.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&saf...rls&btnG=Search

heres an example link. http://146.176.65.10/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi

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hmm i've came across some that ask to download the video.cgi file. but i just cancel it and the picture keeps updating. dunno why its asking that though.

gouki, that link doesn't cause my firefox to close, it lagged up for a good second or 2 but that was it.

Asks if I want to save the file or not... IE 6.0 here.

IE 6.0 as well. Every link just comes back as Unknown File Type.

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people still use IE?! :P j/k

hmm, guess IE wants to treat it more like a file then try to have the browser open it. :}

guess that has to do with 'MIME' types - something i never figured out how to manipulate in IE or FF (not that i ever really tried).

FF 1.5 clicked on links and it produced a still image, hit refresh and then things started to move. I was suprised at how often the image refreshed. I was expecting some stop motion but it wasn't to bad.

DL

yeah, some stream rather well, while others keep redrawing the image. may have to do with how good the connection to the server is i suppose, or how they have the stream configured.

Works fine in FF but I can't get it to work in IE. It's kinda cool but not very useful. All I could find was cams of random buildings, not very interesting.

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