I own a YCC365 "security camera"; I am connected to the internet via the Fritx! Box 7590 modem / router with FFCH; I also own a Raspberry P2 with WiFi stick .
My intention is to create a very personal Raspberry website that is connected to the modem / router via an ethernet cable. The site (in the Raspberry) should be accessible from all over the world through the service provided by www.noip.com.
The site would have the sole purpose of displaying the video provided by the YCC365 webcam; I still don't know how. I have experimented with the possibility of using VLC for this but I still have no clear idea about it.
It would be the Raspberry to receive the video via wifi and to route it to the site on a particular web page. Even on this I still have no clear ideas.
All this as a free alternative to the service provided (for a fee) by the same manufacturer of the YCC365.
Probably, in doing this, the possibility of changing the orientation of the room would be lost. Patience!
The question is: do you think it's a feasible way? Are there similar experiences?
What alternative could I take to achieve the same goal?
Thanks for the attention.
My intention is to create a very personal Raspberry website that is connected to the modem / router via an ethernet cable. The site (in the Raspberry) should be accessible from all over the world through the service provided by www.noip.com.
The site would have the sole purpose of displaying the video provided by the YCC365 webcam; I still don't know how. I have experimented with the possibility of using VLC for this but I still have no clear idea about it.
It would be the Raspberry to receive the video via wifi and to route it to the site on a particular web page. Even on this I still have no clear ideas.
All this as a free alternative to the service provided (for a fee) by the same manufacturer of the YCC365.
Probably, in doing this, the possibility of changing the orientation of the room would be lost. Patience!
The question is: do you think it's a feasible way? Are there similar experiences?
What alternative could I take to achieve the same goal?
Thanks for the attention.