System Configuration

Example of basic system configuration - Viewing videos using a viewer

Sample system configuration

VC-C4

Ethernet

(10/100Mbps)

 

 

WebView Livescope

VB101

Viewer Software

VC-C4

(Java Viewer or Helper Viewer)

 

Recommended browser

 

Netscape Navigator/

VB101

Communicator4.78 or later

Internet Explorer 4.01 or later

VC-C4

 

Internet

This system configuration consists of the VB101 with WebView Livescope Viewer Software (P.18). The WebView Livescope Viewer Software consists of the Helper Viewer and the Java Viewer.

Helper Viewer must be installed in advance from the supplied CD-ROM, while Java Viewer is not installed in advance but automatically downloaded from the VB101. Since Java Viewer is downloaded each time you want to view videos, it is useful when viewing videos for the first time. Helper Viewer, however, is more convenient when you want to view videos frequently.

If you want to distribute live videos of places such as popular tourist destinations from Web pages, it is best for your Web page visitors to use the Java Viewer that does not need to be installed in advance.

Viewer software types and functions

Viewer Software

Functions

 

Videos from the VB101 can be displayed by a Web browser that can run Java applet.

 

Because the Java Viewer is automatically downloaded and does not need to be pre-installed, unlike

 

the Helper Viewer, it is compatible with any platform that supports Java-capable environments.

Java Viewer

Because it uses the HTTP protocol, the Java Viewer penetrates firewalls. However, it may

 

not run stably on some platforms or browser types.

 

Also, because the Viewer is downloaded when the Web page loads, start-up times and

 

execution speeds are slower than the Helper Viewer.

 

 

 

A helper application for viewing videos from the VB101 that is launched from a Web browser.

 

The Helper Viewer must be pre-installed.

Helper Viewer

Install Helper Viewer from the supplied CD-ROM.

Compared with the Java Viewer, start-up is faster because the Viewer does not need to be

 

 

downloaded. This Viewer is recommended for users who use it frequently.

 

Because it supports the HTTP protocol, the Helper Viewer penetrates firewalls unscathed.

 

 

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Note

To connect the VB101 to the Internet, you require a leased line connection to an Internet service provider or a LAN-type dialup IP connection. If you are using a LAN- type dialup connection, check that the connection supports bidirectional calling.

Install Helper Viewer from "Mo Setup.exe" on the supplied CD-ROM.

The WebView Livescope user's manual is on the supplied CD-ROM. (Mon-E.pdf)

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Canon VB101 appendix System Configuration, Java Viewer, Helper Viewer