Sure. via HTTP, FTP, &c. Ruby doesn't much care about the hardware you
use for network access, since that's OS level work.
The question is if you *need* to, which is unlikely: IP cameras have a
web interface (make sure to secure that!). And how to access the pure
audio/video stream really depends on the camera and how it does stream
the video feed (if at all, but it should).
To discuss that, though, ruby-talk is the wrong forum.
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On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 6:25 AM, Bob Carpenter. <rgc3679@yahoo.com> wrote:
Do you think I'll be able to access the ethernet port with Ruby? Or do
you see a better way to grab the image stream? Googling for Ruby
ethernet didn't yield much, but I'll keep digging.
The question is if you *need* to, which is unlikely: IP cameras have a
web interface (make sure to secure that!). And how to access the pure
audio/video stream really depends on the camera and how it does stream
the video feed (if at all, but it should).
To discuss that, though, ruby-talk is the wrong forum.
Thanks again. I am studying the Ruby Sockets class now and will see if I
can make some progress.
I'll post further questions to the appropriate forum.