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Viewing and Distributing Recorded Pictures

Distributing Recorded Pictures

Distributing pictures that have been recorded

If you forward a picture (JPEG) recorded with the Schedule recording function and copy it, or remove the card, download the picture to a PC and embed the picture in a Web page, you can create a still-picture distribution page.

Distributing pictures in SnapAnimator display format

Pseudo-animations (→ P.123) are created using the SnapAnimator applet. The following example is a SnapAnimator description in a HTML source. Customize the description between <APPLET> and </APPLET> to enter the picture in the place you want to paste it.

<APPLET CODEBASE="http://192.168.100.1/-wvdoc-01-/SnapAnimator/" code="SnapAnimator.class"

archive="SnapAnimator.zip" width=320 height=300> <PARAM NAME=cabbase VALUE="SnapAnimator.cab">

<PARAM NAME=image0 VALUE="http://192.168.100.1/-vbidb-/data?20000102/ 03040507">

<PARAM NAME=time0 VALUE="2000/01/02 03:04:05">

<PARAM NAME=image1 VALUE="http://192.168.100.1/-vbidb-/data?20000216/ 10100713">

<PARAM NAME=time1 VALUE="2000/02/16 10:10:07">

<PARAM NAME=image1 VALUE="http://192.168.100.1/-vbidb-/data?20000316/ 01100815">

<PARAM NAME=time2 VALUE="2000/03/16 01:08:15">

...

</APPLET>

* The underlined text is an IP address. Enter the actual IP address set for the VB101.

■SnapAnimator parameters

Parameter	Description
image0	Specifies the URL of the picture file. When specifying multiple picture files,
	specify them successively as image1, image2, etc.
time0	Specifies the time at which image0 was taken. Written in the "Y/M/D H:M"
	format.

The above example was generated using an emum command for the picture search CGI. By using this description to properly specify the image0 and time0 parameters, you can also create an picture distribution page that displays any still pictures (JPEG) you have on hand as pseudo-animations. In this case, enter the time stamp that corresponds with the name of the picture file that you want to display in the shaded area and enter the imageX and timeX parameters for the number of pictures which you want to display.

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