With MainLobby, you can have either an IP camera pushing it's image to a webpage which you would display in "WebLobby" (Browser integrated with MainLobby). The much nicer way is to use our new Flash viewer that allows up to 6 camera windows to be placed on a MainLobby scene that displays the full motion video from a PC Capture card.
This is one of those very nice things that Flash supports that you can't do easily with non Flash based approaches. This capability is provided with MainLobby 3 as a free feature.
The Capture card has to be connected to the PC that it is displayed on.
So, here is an example of how it connects:
Camera (or other video source) > RG6 cable > matrix switcher > RG6 cable > TV capture card RF input > MainLobby Client PC > UTMA video output driver > LAN > LAN Switch > Multiple UTMA touchscreens displaying discrete MainLobby sessions, each session could display the TV capture card signal.
good results have been had with the Belkin USB TV capture box.
This is one of those very nice things that Flash supports that you can't do easily with non Flash based approaches. This capability is provided with MainLobby 3 as a free feature.
The Capture card has to be connected to the PC that it is displayed on.
So, here is an example of how it connects:
Camera (or other video source) > RG6 cable > matrix switcher > RG6 cable > TV capture card RF input > MainLobby Client PC > UTMA video output driver > LAN > LAN Switch > Multiple UTMA touchscreens displaying discrete MainLobby sessions, each session could display the TV capture card signal.
good results have been had with the Belkin USB TV capture box.
