What is a hypercam? What is its usage?
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Hypercam is powerful video capture software that is used to record AVI movies (Audio-Video Interleaved) directly from the monitor, for software presentations, software training, demos, tutorials, and fun! Hypercam supports text annotations, sound, and screen notes (excellent for creating automated software demos!). Sound from your system microphone is also recorded. You can also select Frame rate and compression quality prior to video capture.  \n\nPlease note that Hypercam is not intended for re-recording of other video clips from the screen (e.g. playing in Media Player, RealVideo, QuickTime etc.), but rather for creating regular software presentations, tutorial, demos etc. If you still want to try it for re-recording other movie clips, you need some other software known as 'QuickTime 3', downloadable from www.apple.com/quicktime/\n\nYou will get a tool icon after it is installed. By clicking on this icon, you can activate for your use.\n\nIt is not a spyware, hence it does not get installed automatically. I am not sure if some hacking expert has developed a trick to send it as 'attachment'. However, the AVI files created by the PC user can be watched stealthily by somebody using a spyware, similar to the other files, by sharing your PC.\n\nYou can confirm the presence of spywares in your PC by scanning with an anti-spyware, some of which you can download from the internet. A reliable free anti-spyware is 'Spybot'. \n\nHope, this much information is useful?
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This site may have some useful information for you on how to use the program.\n\nhttp://www.digitalreview.ca/cams/NikonCapture4.shtml
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My webcam came with software that will do it.  Some handicams will also do it, but it's less common than not.
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Collaborative=working with some-one-else...so how about a web cam and the net...
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a videocam can record and play  video to a media (like tape or dvd) and usally doesn't need anything else to work apart from batteries.\n\na webcam NEEDS a computer to get power from, and to record or send the pictures. webcams are limited videocams.\n\nsome videocam may have cables to transfer video to computers, but are not webcams  (a true webcam can work "live" and can be detected by programs like Skype, MSN Messanger etc.\n\nhope it helps\n\n..............
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check out http://cctvcamera.50webs.com
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I have a creative webcam, and it came with software that turns your pc into a security system with a program that came with the camera called Webcam Monitor.  In this program you can set up your camera to start recording a clip when it detects motion, and then it will send an e-mail to a specified e-mail address.  I wasn't able to set it up correctly though and I don't know what I was doing wrong.
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the creative web cam you can GEt at circuit city for under 30  it works great  It comes all the software to do live web chatting take pictures and you can even make videos.  It alsohas a setting where you can use it like a motion sensore monitoring all through your PC.  Check it out
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Depends on what you call a reasonable price and what quality image you want to have.  I've tried the logitec for around that price and quite frankly, it was crap.  I like my creative webcam.  I went through 3 different ones, including said logitec before I found one that worked well.  I paid around $45 for it at best buy.  You can buy more expensive ones, which is fine, but I don't recommend buying a cheapie because you won't be satisfied and will probably take it back to the store.
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usually videocams are the ones that sometimes use firewire ... some external harddrives are firewire as well .... just get the usb2 only one imo ...
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Yes \nWhat you want to do is google for webcam security software there is a lot to choose from\n\nMost will do time delay and or motion detection
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CamStudio is able to record all screen and audio activity on your computer and create industry-standard AVI video files and using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into lean, mean, bandwidth-friendly Streaming Flash videos (SWFs)\n\nhttp://www.camstudio.org/
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I have a labtech quickcam.  The program that came with it has motion detection.  It will only record when something in the room is detected by the webcam or by sound.  It has different levels of sound and motion.  It only costed me $20 for the cam, but I wouldn't recommend using this camerea for survailence, because the details are not good enough in the dark.  I just bought it to chat with other people.  Since you already have a cam.  Try this:\n\nDo a search on yahoo! for: motion detection software\n\nYou'll be able to find some free trial software version for this.  Good luck catching them.
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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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A web camera (or webcam) is a real time camera whose images can be accessed using the World Wide Web, instant messaging, or a PC video calling application. Generally, a digital camera delivers images to a web server, either continuously or at regular intervals.\n\nA webcam is also the name of a class of video camera devices which connect directly to the PC for the purpose of video calling over the internet.\n\nThe first webcam was pointed at the Trojan room coffee pot in the computer science department of Cambridge University. This webcam is now defunct, as it was finally switched off on 22 August 2001. The final image captured by the camera can still be viewed at the webcam's homepage [1].\n\nAs with many new technologies, webcams and webcam chat found their earliest commercial adoption and most aggressive technology advancement through use by the adult industry.\n\nThe adult industry required 'live' images and requested a Dutch developer to write a piece of software that could do this without using so called 'plugins'. This led to the birth of the 'live streaming webcam', which is still available in various forms today.\n\nInitially intended for personal videoconferencing, it was quickly realised that World Wide Web users enjoyed viewing images from cameras set up by others elsewhere in the world. While the term "webcam" refers to the technology generally, the first part of the term ("web-") is often replaced with a word describing what can be viewed with the camera, such as a nestcam or streetcam.\n\nToday there are thousands of webcams that provide views into homes, offices and other buildings as well as providing panoramic views of cities (Metrocams) and the countryside. Images from satellites are frequently posted on the World Wide Web. Webcams are also used to monitor traffic with TraffiCams, the weather with WeatherCams and even volcanos with VolcanoCams.\n\nAs webcam capabilities have been added to instant messaging text chat services such as Yahoo Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM), MSN Messenger and Skype, one-to-one live video communication over the internet has now reached millions of mainstream PC users worldwide.\n\nMany companies have tried to jump on the 'live video' bandwagon, most notably 'vdolive' (an Israeli company), Spotlife (a Logitech daughter company) and many others, most of these have since failed.\n\nIn astrophotography, webcams are a popular tool among amateurs (see also amateur astronomy) for speckle imaging or lucky imaging techniques. The webcams is attatched to a telescope via a custom-made adaptor, and usually used in conjuction with barlow lenses and IR/UV cut-off filters. Video feed from the camera are then uploaded to a computer for processing.\n\nIn mid-January 2005 two easy to use Google search strings have been published in an on-line forum. These can find thousands of Panasonic- and Axis-made high-end web cameras. Most of such cameras are running on default configuration, which does not require any password login or IP address verification, thus once again generating public controversy over webcam privacy issues.
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What sort of software do you want, I cant actually find anything apart from the cam drivers...;
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Video2Photo is a simple but powerfull software "Frame grabber". It is  freeware that can capture individual frames from a video source.\n\nYou can download it from http://www.soft32.com/download_13575.html