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Those settings worked great for streaming a file from my hard drive to media player in windows xp via mms://. The settings didnt work at all for accessing the stream from media player in windows mobile 5. The settings also didnt work for streaming a webcam to media player in windows xp via mms:// Mi...

Ha ha yeah! I can probably get it set up but I gave up on it when I decided that none of the "Transcode" options will allow it to play on a Windows Mobile 5 phone. My WM5 phone has Windows MEdia player 10 which can play most http and mms feeds as well as a rtsp player that can play some rt...

Good evening all, Has anyone gotten a successfull combination of "Encapulation Option" and "Transcoding Methods" to work to be able to receive a stream in Windows Mobile 5 (WM5)? WM5 comes with Media Player 10 which can stream http:// and mms:// as well as a Streaming Media playe...

I checked the box that says "Play Locally" along with my other options and everything seems to work.

Here is the output I get when I try to open the webcam without doing streaming, which works perfectly. It gets the same error, except my webcam shows up fine. dshow debug: selected video pin accepts format: I420 dshow error: no capture device was detected dshow error: can't open audio dshow debug: P...

Found the output box that shows the debug messages that print when I try to open a stream, and I see a big error in there: dshow debug: selected video pin accepts format: I420 dshow error: no capture device was detected dshow error: can't open audio dshow debug: Playing... Full debug messages: main ...

My setup, winxp, microsoft USB webcam, cable modem. My first goal: To make a webcam video stream that I can access from another computer or externally via Media Player, VLC, or anything. In VLC on winxp I pick to open a capture device. I pick my webcam, and hit ok. Now I am looking at my webcam pict...

Reading through the complex documentation it looks like I should be able to stream to http from my winxp machine. Then on my linux server access the stream and re-braodcast it out where I have tons of bandwidth.

Does that sound correct?

Currently I have a cheap usb webcam plugged into a winxp laptop with my cable modem. I have tried various bunk solutions to stream video like camstreams and currently am using windows media encoder. What I would like to do is to run software on my winxp machine that will create the stream and send i...