I cannot even see it with the browser on a local computer, using its LAN IP. This is strange because I use the exact same URL and port like in Android and I used the same before when it worked.Įdit: Just tried to see the cam in its LAN by connecting to a local pc via LogmeIin. The browser waits an eternity and then says cannot find the page. But no way to use a browser, although it did work with IE10 before. The strange thing is that I have installed the "tin圜am Monitor" in two Android devices and I can see the camera in both devices and control the PTZ, listen to the sound (cannot record video, though). Reset again, installed and then I had to leave the country and now I cannot connect from abroad with my PC.
Worked fine but after a few days again no connection. While I was still on site, I reset the camera and installed it again. It worked well for a while via DNDNS but suddenly one day it did not connect anymore via the Browser (using IE10 and Chrome). I have a Wanscam JW0004, correctly set up for remote viewing, with port forwarding and everything necessary. Hi guys, after ploughing through most of this thread, I have not yet found the solution of my problem. Please let me know your comments and suggestions.
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