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Accessing the pages in the embedded web server

There are a few addresses that you might find handy for accessing content on the embedded web server in i-Catcher Video Server. The following examples assume you are trying to access a copy of Video Server running on the same machine as your web browser, and that it is serving web content on port 80. If you are trying to access a remote Video Server, change localhost to the IP address or hostname of the computer Video Server is running on. If you are contacting a Video Server on a port other than 80, add a colon then the port number on the end of the address/hostname, for example: localhost:81

http://localhost/

Shows all 4 feeds on a single page, updating every 15 seconds, along with some status information.

http://localhost/live.html

An alternate page for the same information.

http://localhost/camera.cgi?1

Address of the latest image from port 1

http://localhost/camera.cgi?2

Address of the latest image from port 2

http://localhost/camera.cgi?3

Address of the latest image from port 3

http://localhost/camera.cgi?4

Address of the latest image from port 4

http://localhost/cam.html?1

A feed page containing a continuously updating image from port 1

http://localhost/cam.html?2

A feed page containing a continuously updating image from port 2

http://localhost/cam.html?3

A feed page containing a continuously updating image from port 3

http://localhost/cam.html?4

A feed page containing a continuously updating image from port 4