Does anyone know of a good internet camera that is viewable through iPronto's web browser?

Clay

I will try my panasonic tonight and let you know. I knkw it needs a plug in and that the PI loads automatically. lets see what happens. Good Idea

If anyone has analog cameras around their home check this out:

[Link: axis.com]

It will convert the analog signal to ip and transmit via its own web server. Don't have 1 yet but it says it sends motion jpegs to the web browser which should work on the iPronto. CDW has good prices on them. If anyone gets 1 before I do let me know.

I am in the process of having my own intranet home web page to access on my iPronto that I can link to all my cameras, AudioTron, etc...

Clay

My panasonic network camera sort of works. Control is fine pan/tilt. Single frame capture works but not full motion. I know there is a special plug in rqd for full motion and it did not load by the browser.

Update:

I found a cheaper solution than the axis video servers I posted.

http://www.stardot-tech.com has a video server with six analog inputs for around $700. This is sufficient for all the security cameras I have around the house. I have one on order from CDW and will post the results when I receive it.

The Network Cameras they have on their site worked extremely well through the iPronto when I went to the demo last night.

The Express 6 demo didn't work as well through the iPronto I hope because of the settings. They are feeding a much higher frame rate than the Network Camera demo.

Clay