Archive for December, 2008
Streamdays Drafted for Stonehaven Fireball Webcam
Streamdays, has recently been chosen to host the live Axis webcam of the Stonehaven Fireball Association.
Until now the webcam has been streaming live to the website of the fireball association and for 11 months of the year this works fine. However, in December the webcam receives a huge increase in traffic due to the annual Fireball swinging ceremony which is held every New Year’s Eve (or Hogmanay, as it’s known by the Scots).
Last year the webcam proved to be such a hit that the servers stopped responding at around 10pm and didn’t recover until well after the event had finished! This left most viewers disappointed and plans were cast to prevent a reoccurence.
The association contacted us, Network Webcams, who operate Streamdays to see what could be done. They decided that StreamdaysRELAY would be the most suitable package due to its ability to accommodate an unlimited amount of simultaneous viewers, this far exceeded the capacity of the original setup and will ensure no dropouts during prime time.
If you find yourself on the Internet this New Year why not logon to the Fireball swinging web camera and enjoy the festivities from the comfort of your own, warm home - you won’t be the only one!
No commentsAxis releases ultra discreet, mini fixed dome cameras with the M3011 and M3014

There’s no slowing Axis down. Here is some news of another new camera range which is due for release in the early part of 2009.
The Axis M3011 and M3014 are ultra discreet fixed dome cameras measuring only 9cm (3.6 inches) in diameter and are almost completely recessed, sticking out a mere 3cm (1.1 inch) from the ceiling. They are designed for recessed mounting in drop ceilings and the installation procedure is the simplest we’ve ever seen.
Don’t let their size fool you though, these cameras are capable of delivering high-quality images (M3011 VGA, M3014 1.3MP) using MJPEG, MPEG-4 or H.264 compression formats as well as all the usual features you would expect from an Axis IP camera.
For more information watch the short promotional video from Axis:
Axis M3011-M3014 - Easy Installation Video
Bookmark this blog as we will have more information as the product gets closer to launch.
No commentsNetwork Webcams Adds IQeye 4 Series range to their UK/European and US Stores

The new IQeye 4-series range of cameras are now available from the Network Webcams UK and European store and Network Webcams US store.
The range offers an affordable solution to high resolution viewing and are ideal for IP CCTV monitoring for your business or even for security around the home.
All cameras in the 4-series range are 100% Power over Ethernet compliant making them easy to install and they can be viewed over a local network or even remotely across the Internet.
They come in three options:
- IQ040S - VGA 640×480
- IQ041S - 1.3MP 1280×1024
- IQ042S - 2.0MP 1600×1200
For more information and purchasing please see:
UK
IQ040S - VGA IP Camera PoE 640×480
IQ041S - 1.3 Megapixel IP Camera PoE 1280×1024
IQ042S - 2.0 Megapixel IP Camera PoE 1600×1200
US
IQ041S - 1.3 Megapixel IP Camera PoE 1280×1024
IQ042S - 2.0 Megapixel IP Camera PoE 1600×1200
Network Webcams Adds IQeye Alliance Dome Range IP Cameras For Sale Online

Network Webcams has recently added the IQeye Alliance Dome Range on its UK and European IP camera store.
The range includes a series of indoor and outdoor dome cameras, all of which run Power over Ethernet. As with all IQeye cameras the IQ Alliance series offers a wide range of image resolutions, starting at 640×480, all the way up to 2560×1920 (5.0 megapixel) for both internal and external models.
Prices start at £325 + vat for the IQeye IA10SI-B3 IP camera dome, Digital PTZ, 640×480 and PoE.
More IQeye cameras on Network Webcams’ UK and Europe IP Camera Store.
2 commentsAxis releases new range of IP CCTV cameras - M10
Hot on the heels of Panasonic’s latest BL range releases Axis have announced the imminent release of their M10 series of network cameras.
The Axis M1011, M1011-W and M1031-W all have tri-stream support (that’s our term for it anyway) with full frame rate H264, MJPEG and MPEG 4 streams and both the M1011-W and the M1031-W (hence the W) have wireless support in the form of an IEEE 802.11g wireless interface with the built-in antenna.
The top model in the range is the Axis M1031-W as it brings in a passive PIR, integrated white light and embedded, programmable speaker into the same compact unit.
We will, as you’ve come to expect, be getting the range in for stocking shortly and will be doing a full review and technical evaluation. Check back also for our shoot-out between the M1031-W and the Panasonic BL-C160.
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