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Romance can sometimes be about spontaneity and throwing caution to the wind, and over the years places like Las Vegas and Gretna Green have been synonymous with just that.

Now, of course, marriage in famous wedding locations like Gretna is less about running away, crossing the border and getting hitched to your teenage sweetheart and more about simply providing an historic and memorable wedding experience. Still, there are those who will miss out on the experience of their loved ones’ magical day through simply not being able to be there, being in another country, or timezone.

IP cameras, as webcams, end all that. Now it is possible for any family member to be there and to feel part of the wedding ceremony. The live Streamdays webcam at Gretna’s Anvil Hall is showing that wedding on the web can be more inclusive than ever before.

View the Gretna wedding cam on streamdays.com or at Gretna Weddings.

Elopers beware: your families may just get in on the act after all!

We know that one of the benefits of having Panasonic network cameras in the home is the added security they bring. This is nowhere better illustrated than their ability to detect motion and send a series of images to your email address.

If you always wanted to set this up but you weren’t sure where to begin then you’ve come to the right place. This guide will take you step by step through the whole process and is designed to be as painless as possible. Read more

The monster celebrations for the launch of Highland 2007 to be held in Inverness on Friday 12th January will be covered by the Streamdays powered webcam at Highland House of Fraser.

The webcam will cover the giant street party being held on Inverness’s streets and feature glorious views of a lit-up Inverness Castle, the banks of the River Ness and general street views.

Highland 2007 recognises and celebrates the culture of the Scottish Highlands, combining traditional and contemporary Highland culture in a reflection on the old and a celebration of the new. Highland 2007 will be a bespoke cultural celebration of the Highlands in 2007.

So you’re looking for an IP camera, but you want make sure that you can view it through your spanking new Core 2 Duo 13″ MacBook.

Thankfully, your options are many. Read more

When you install a new IP camera it is most likely that you’re going to want to view it from outside of the network on which it’s installed - your local network. To do this you need two things:

1. You need to know your external IP, or WAN address
2. You need ‘port forwarding’, or Network Address Translation (NAT) rules active on your router

Why does it have to be so complicated?

It doesn’t. Your WAN, external, or public IP address (all terms for the same thing) is the internet protocol number which links your broadband router or modem to the Internet. It is the gateway through which all network traffic exits, or crucially in this case, enters your network. You need to know this address to be able to connect back into your camera.

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At the end of 2006 Swedish manufacturer Axis announced the launch of the Axis 223M Network Camera - the first IP camera on the market with 2 Megapixel image resolution and day/night switching for 24 hour surveillance. Read more

Network Webcams Ltd, the UK IP camera solutions provider, today renamed its TrafficBuilder service Streamdays Webcam Hosting and goes live with www.streamdays.com. Streamdays.com brings together all Streamdays customers’ webcams in one place and makes the process of viewing high quality, reliable and consistent webcams a cinch.

Hello, and welcome to the new blog from Network Webcams Ltd, leaders in IP network camera solutions.

What’s Vision:ON then? Back in the day, when Fred Harris and Johnny Morris were (in my house anyway) kings of post-school TV, the late and legendary Tony Hart was bringing us his unique art on the BBC in “Vision On”.

This blog, from Network Webcams Limited, is inspired by the memory of this programme, and of our other heros, Fred and Johnny.

This is our “Wacky Doorbell Machine”. We’ll bring you company updates, articles and information from the IP network camera industry. We’ll show you applications you can put IP cameras to, and we’ll probably post the odd link or two to our websites hoping you’ll visit us and (gasp!) maybe even buy something from us!

Don’t worry, it won’t all be about promotion. We’re hoping, over time, to become the net’s top resource for information on network cameras and their uses.

Just so you know, we offer a wide range of IP camera solutions and services including an online store, webcam services for the construction industry (RemoteManager) and leisure and hospitality sectors (Streamdays Webcam Hosting) as well as CCTV security installations and more. We’re a busy bunch, but if it involves IP cameras, we can do it.

How, for now!

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Network Webcams Ltd.