Ok for those that don't know, I ran the original "weathercam" at Worthing
for a good few years (weatherheads.com) - then last August my house burnt
down - which sort of put paid to the weather station and cam!!!

So now we're back online with an all singing, all dancing cam and subject to
NTL connectivity and number of users at any one time you should see the
image updating every second - plus the weather is now sooooo accurate due to
the position of the anemometer, updating every minute with weather archives.
Camera will be updated shortly for a better model to work in low light
conditions.

Probably will have some teething problems, due to NTL and ip address
problems - so will have to update as and when it changes, or use an IP
service - but will go back to ADSL in a couple of weeks

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weathercam.htm this for the cam

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weather/weather.htm this for the weather

So would appreciate some response as to the refresh rate and any probs you
might have viewing.

Regards
WC

In article ,
WeatherCam writes:
http://www.seaspritesports.com/weathercam.htm this for the cam

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weather/weather.htm this for the weather

So would appreciate some response as to the refresh rate and any probs you
might have viewing.

Very nice, and even with narrow-band the picture seems to refresh qyute
quickly. But there are at least three typos in the text to the left of
the picture, which detract from the otherwise professional appearance of
the site.
--
John Hall

"The covers of this book are too far apart."
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)

It is good, but......and I hate to sound mean......it is supposed to be a
weather cam.

I don't think we really need to see quite so much road (white vans are a bit
boring unless they are tailgating you).
Tilted up to show more sky would be a lot more useful.

Tpyos? Who woriries about tpoys?

Jack

Typos?Canyouhelpmefixthespacebaronthiskeyboard?

Seriously, see refresh at around 1.5 - 2 seconds, picture quality
considering not bad on my BB600 NTL service.

How long before you get some goon pra**ing around saying 'Hello mum'.

Look forward with interest to seeing the results of your new cam

Geoff in Chigwell with relatives in Rustington (so watch out, the pr*t may
even be me!)




"WeatherCam" wrote in message
...
Ok for those that don't know, I ran the original "weathercam" at Worthing
for a good few years (weatherheads.com) - then last August my house burnt
down - which sort of put paid to the weather station and cam!!!

So now we're back online with an all singing, all dancing cam and subject
to
NTL connectivity and number of users at any one time you should see the
image updating every second - plus the weather is now sooooo accurate due
to
the position of the anemometer, updating every minute with weather
archives.
Camera will be updated shortly for a better model to work in low light
conditions.

Probably will have some teething problems, due to NTL and ip address
problems - so will have to update as and when it changes, or use an IP
service - but will go back to ADSL in a couple of weeks

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weathercam.htm this for the cam

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weather/weather.htm this for the weather

So would appreciate some response as to the refresh rate and any probs you
might have viewing.

Regards
WC

Hope this isnt too OT but found the following webcam during last years
Hurricane season. The view at the moment is sunny and pleasant but saw some
pretty impressive seas during Isabel last year.

http://www.cookerealty.com/webcam.htm

Geoff



"GBH" wrote in message
...
Typos?Canyouhelpmefixthespacebaronthiskeyboard?

Seriously, see refresh at around 1.5 - 2 seconds, picture quality
considering not bad on my BB600 NTL service.

How long before you get some goon pra**ing around saying 'Hello mum'.

Look forward with interest to seeing the results of your new cam

Geoff in Chigwell with relatives in Rustington (so watch out, the pr*t may
even be me!)




"WeatherCam" wrote in message
...
Ok for those that don't know, I ran the original "weathercam" at
Worthing
for a good few years (weatherheads.com) - then last August my house
burnt
down - which sort of put paid to the weather station and cam!!!

So now we're back online with an all singing, all dancing cam and
subject
to
NTL connectivity and number of users at any one time you should see the
image updating every second - plus the weather is now sooooo accurate
due
to
the position of the anemometer, updating every minute with weather
archives.
Camera will be updated shortly for a better model to work in low light
conditions.

Probably will have some teething problems, due to NTL and ip address
problems - so will have to update as and when it changes, or use an IP
service - but will go back to ADSL in a couple of weeks

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weathercam.htm this for the cam

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weather/weather.htm this for the weather

So would appreciate some response as to the refresh rate and any probs
you
might have viewing.

Regards
WC

Currently have man from BT installing BT to reinstate my ADSL using
Plusnet - who are brilliant compared to NTL - mind you in two days the STB
(set -top box) has not crashed - and that's good going for NTL
connectivity - plus havedonethetypooohss

Have zoomed the cam back so you can see more action from Worthing seafront
and the rain falling on the road - that's when it does come today!!

Seriously, see refresh at around 1.5 - 2 seconds, picture quality
considering not bad on my BB600 NTL service.

Showing between 1 and 2 second refreshes this morning (was cam offline last
night?).
Looks like another bright and sunny south coast day down there...

G


"WeatherCam" wrote in message
...
Currently have man from BT installing BT to reinstate my ADSL using
Plusnet - who are brilliant compared to NTL - mind you in two days the STB
(set -top box) has not crashed - and that's good going for NTL
connectivity - plus havedonethetypooohss

Have zoomed the cam back so you can see more action from Worthing seafront
and the rain falling on the road - that's when it does come today!!

Seriously, see refresh at around 1.5 - 2 seconds, picture quality
considering not bad on my BB600 NTL service.

Weathercam obscured by rain on the window!

G


"WeatherCam" wrote in message
...
Ok for those that don't know, I ran the original "weathercam" at Worthing
for a good few years (weatherheads.com) - then last August my house burnt
down - which sort of put paid to the weather station and cam!!!

So now we're back online with an all singing, all dancing cam and subject
to
NTL connectivity and number of users at any one time you should see the
image updating every second - plus the weather is now sooooo accurate due
to
the position of the anemometer, updating every minute with weather
archives.
Camera will be updated shortly for a better model to work in low light
conditions.

Probably will have some teething problems, due to NTL and ip address
problems - so will have to update as and when it changes, or use an IP
service - but will go back to ADSL in a couple of weeks

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weathercam.htm this for the cam

http://www.seaspritesports.com/weather/weather.htm this for the weather

So would appreciate some response as to the refresh rate and any probs you
might have viewing.

Regards
WC