View video from camcorder on webcam?
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I just bought a digital video camera and it can be done.  You need a IEEE 1394 firewire connection to your computer and just hook the camera up.
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It is only possible in some cases. Your web cam has to be connected and working in the first place and you have te have an internet connection... There is a program that allows you to watch the camera and even have audio. But it has to be smuggled into your computer first. The program that does that is a clone of the sub7. I did get it myself by a p2p program. That program only works with msn messenger and yahoo messenger, if the instant messenger isn't protected by a good virus scanner, and the file/printer sharing is on.\nIf you really want to be sure no one is watching....just plug the web cam and microphone off !
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You do not need a webcam to view a webcam however the person with the webcam needs to give you permission.\n\nIf you ask them and they allow it, they will invite you to see them.
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Well, if your camcorder has standard analog video output (yellow plug, white plug, and a red plug) then you actually need a program AND a special kind of adapter for your computer that will allow you to plug the camcorder into the adapter and then plug the adapter into the computer using a standard usb cable. Also, most adapters will come with software to capture off the camera and then save the capture as an avi, wmv, or other type of video file on your computer. Here are some links for some different adapters:\n\nhttp://www.ramelectronics.net/html/howto-pc-vcr.html\n\nhttp://www.usbgear.com/usa/USB_Video_capture.html\n\nhttp://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Products/Consumer+Products/Home+Video/Dazzle/\n\nhttp://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/proddetail.html?sess=no&language=English+US&prodkey=AVC-2210&cat=%2fTechnology%2fVideo%2fVideo\n\n\nOn the other hand if you have a dv camcorder you don't need an adapter to tranfer video footage to your computer. What you would need though is a dv to usb cable which can be found at any major electronics retailer ( http://www.bestbuy.com , http://www.circuitcity.com , http://www.officemax.com , etc.) Or you can buy a dv cable online from a wide selection of different online stores or use http://www.froogle.com to find the cheapest one available. As far as programs go that can capture live vide, almost any movie editing program is capable of capturing video and you can even get free video editors off the web such as Microsoft Movie Editor 2 from http://www.microsoft.com
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use firewire (IEEE 1394), or that funky-shaped port on one side that is square on one side and sort of narrows on the other.\n\nIf it's not a firewire camera, i can't help you.  If it does, Windows Movie Maker will guide you.
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u have 2 first download the messenger n 2 get d video u hav e2 use d web cam
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Do you mean viewing your web camera live? or a digital camera (photos)...?\n\nFor your web camera, this is possible...\nYou will need the latest version of the Flash player (Macromedia, could be already installed, most of them are), an right-click on the Flash applet, and go to 'Settings...', and hit the icon of a web camera at the bottom of the small dialog box, and click the box to the right, that should automatically read your camera (if it's not in use by another program), there probably is another website using Flash that could read your web camera in a larger view (but I don't know of such a website)...\n\nAs for a digital camera? From my knowledge, it is possible either using 3rd Party (installed program) or using the Shell32 commands (Scripting on websites), more info can be found about this scripting by search this: "Scripting.FileSystemObject", Scripting.FileSystemObject is an ActiveX Object which is an installed program that can be read by websites to find out which programs are installed in your PC, Scripting.FileSystemObject links to your PC directly and can be easily scripted (properly, and with the knowledge), but yet again, I don't know of a website, I could build one myself, bbut i'm a busy guy :)\n\nOr maybe I'm going into much details...\n\nMaybe you mean street cameras? There are lots of websites that host live cameras of the streets and roads, or towns and mountains, maybe if you're lucky, you could find a link from satellites of the moon or earth (I have done so)...\n\nI think I have said enough already. :)\n\nGood luck, and have fun...\n-Josh
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Depends on the type of camcorder.  If it's a DV camcorder, you need a firewire port on your laptop.  If it's any other kind, you need a USB2 capture device that will enable you to connect the video out cables of the camcorder to the inputs on the usb2 device.  Make sure to get a USB2 device, not plain USB, as the speed is not fast enough on the older USB devices.
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a camcorder I presume...You should have bought or maybe it came with A/V cables, USB cables  something that connects your camcorder to your computer so you can play them to PC.
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yahoo, if you have a webcam
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A camcorder can be used as webcam, not a digital camera.\n\nNow, if you digital camera has capability of capturing or rendering video, then probably you might be able to.\n\nCamcorders / Digital cameras come with USB cables. You should first intall the camcorder / digital camera software on your computer. Then shut down your PC. Turn ON your camera and then connect your camcorder / digital camera to the USB port of your computer. (The restart is necessary because the camera drivers will only be installed when the registry is logged off and on). Once the PC is restarted, it might go through camera driver installation. (that is normal). Once all is set, start up your favorite conferencing / IM software and start your webcam. You should be able to view the videos... Dont forget to turn on your camera during this process. else your computer wont recognize any new hardware. \n\nHope that helps
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The documentation that came with the camera should tell you if this is possible.  I have a Casio QV-R40 digital camera that I've tried using as a webcam.  It came with a USB cord so I can transfer the pictures and video I record with it (no sound), but I primarily use my SD card anyway.  I've tried looking for software and downloading firmware updates for the camera, but nothing worked.  Webcams are generally inexpensive anyhow.  \nHope you find out.  Good luck.
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get the avi previewer....\nhere's a site for it\n\nhttp://www.downloadthat.com/software/view.php?prodid=16287
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based on my experienced. The easiest way to do it is to use web capture program called "Hypercam" http://www.hyperionics.com/hc/index.asp\nit allows you record anything you see on the computer and save as movie file.
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you can use flash2video\nor video2flash\nor win avi converter
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If your computer is fairly new, chances are it came with a built-in firewire port. If not, your likelihood of getting the video onto your PC quickly go down a bit. You can always get a firewire PCI card installed into the machine.  You would also need a firewire cable to go from the camcorder to the PC.\n\nSeeing as how you rented the camcorder, did they possibly give you any software for the PC? If not, then that presents another obstacle to your goal. Office programs will not assist you with getting video to your PC. If you have the software for the camcorder, it should have some type of video editing software with it. If not, and the PC is fairly new, then you might have a freebie program called Windows Movie Maker included with your PC, which should get the basics done for you.
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check video.google.com