Your IP address is
38.103.63.17
(none) |
To the left of this text you should see your
current IP Address. If you see TWO IP addresses listed, then it's
probably the second lower address that's in use.
If you don't see any IP addresses listed, then you are probably
using a Firewall or Internet Security program that is blocking it,
please turn it off until finished here. |
How to add the Live Video Feed to your own web page
The first most important thing to try
to understand is that you MUST (ESSENTIAL) know your IP address to use
this feature. When you do an upload using Easy Web Cam your current IP address
is updated on your web cam page, allowing the Live Video feed to function
properly.
If your internet provider uses Dynamic IP allocation (your IP address
changes frequently or infrequently) then you will need to use a DNS/IP
forwarding service like www.dyndns.org
(there are others too). This gives you a permanent address that never
changes (e.g. my-username.dyndns.org) that points to your REAL IP address.
Please use your provided URL in place of your IP address in the examples
below if you are using one of these services.
In the following examples, you
should replace ip-address with either your REAL IP address or your URL
that you have been provided by a DNS/IP redirection service. Also if you
are using a different PORT than the default port in Easy Web Cam
(default is 80) then you will need to change the 80 that follows your IP
address in the code below.
E.g. if your IP is 213.123.43.2 and you are
using port 8080 then you would use 213.123.43.2:8080 as your IP
replacement below (you must include the
colon between the IP and port)
E.g. if your IP is 128.1.2.32 and you haven't altered the port, then you
would use 128.1.2.32:80 as your IP replacement below
(you must include the colon between the IP and port)
E.g. If you are using a DNS forwarding service and they gave you
hello.dyndns.org and you hadn't altered the port, then you would use
hello.dyndns.org:80 as your ip replacement below.
(you must include the colon between the IP and port)
Here is the code
Open your HTML page either using your usual HTML editor
or by using Notepad that comes with Windows. Now locate the <head> tag
(not the </head> tag) and copy the following code JUST AFTER the tag.
Don't forget to replace ip-address in
this code
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