FTP Applet

The digitally signed Thin FTP Applet will start up if your browser has the Java Plugin installed. If the plugin is not installed, the browser may prompt you to install it. In the unlikely event that your browser does not support the auto install feature you may need to manually install it.

code = "com.thinfile.ftp.ThinFTPApplet"'); document.writeln(' name = "Thin FTP"'); document.writeln(' hspace = "0"'); document.writeln(' vspace = "0"'); document.writeln(' width = "710"'); document.writeln(' height = "420"'); document.writeln(' align = "middle">'); } if(win) { document.writeln(''); } else { document.writeln(''); } //-->

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MPEG-4 video The AXIS Media Control only works in Windows Internet Explorer Web browsers can include images from different sources onto the same page. This makes it very easy to add live video from your AXIS 233D Network Dome Camera to your own web page. You can even save an HTML page on your local hard disk and use it to display live images from the AXIS 233D. To incorporate the image into your own web page, copy the source code shown below into the page. (It is sometimes necessary to first paste the code into e.g. Notepad, and then select and copy it again before pasting it into the web page. This depends on which editor you are using.) MPEG-4 video in QuickTime QuickTime does not support the current MPEG-4 setting. Go to Setup->Video&Image->Advanced->MPEG-4 and set Video object type to Simple for QuickTime to work. Web browsers can include images from different sources onto the same page. This makes it very easy to add live video from your AXIS 233D Network Dome Camera to your own web page. You can even save an HTML page on your local hard disk and use it to display live images from the AXIS 233D. To incorporate the image into your own web page, copy the source code shown below into the page. When using QuickTime, this file must be placed in the same directory as the file containing the code below. To incorporate the image into your own web page, copy the source code shown below into the page. (It is sometimes necessary to first paste the code into e.g. Notepad, and then select and copy it again before pasting it into the web page. This depends on which editor you are using.)