I am hoping to have a live video feed in a smartphone/tablet format/size so 
that when I am away from my residence during inclement weather occurrences 
I (or anyone of my aquaintances) can check the current visibility 
conditions live at that time. The 5 sensor AcuRite does not have any sort 
of ceiling/visibility (ceilometer/transmissometer)  information built in 
hence the need for a live webcam quick ref.

  Faleemi IP camera has a system built in that you can install it using 
their android device app using an ethernet cable and/or local wifi; once it 
is setup to your devices they can be used to view the live camera video 
anytime from any geog location outside of local wifi range.

Once you select the camera to monitor in the app, it sends a connect signal 
to a live Faleemi web feed server; It appears that triggers your IP camera 
to start transferring live data from the IP camera  to the server and your 
tablet/phone then connects to their live streaming server to display camera 
feed live on your device. 

The problem is getting it to display on a standard non-windows PC browser 
or any PC browser in any public library or internet cafe environment.

Hence the idea to either connect directly to the same Faleemi server in 
weewx code somehow or else have the same feed routed to a YouTube live feed 
channel as I am trying to accomplish.

I have set up my public wx webpage such that the very top banner area 
contains a local law enforcement embedded twitter timeline as well as a 
local highways department twitter timeline and I am hoping to have the live 
web cam feed in between those two. The highways/law enforcement feeds will 
display highway closure and accident traffic tie up notices and the web cam 
will show real time visibility conditions. Right below that is the uploaded 
PWS details for my wx station in an inline frame.  ( 
http://tr0p0scatter.ca/html/wx-webcam.html   ).

It really seems to be a convoluted route but without a whole life 
experience portfolio of extensive coding in my toolbag it so far seems to 
be the only hopeful do-able for me at this point. VLC media player could 
play the stream from the camera server  if I can get the Faleemi stream URL 
and key/password etc  and then the OBS Studio I am told will consider VLC 
stream output as a device and talk to YouTube Live feed channel.I have 
confirmed OBS Studio does live stream to YouTube LIve feed. I know most 
folks are familiar with just connecting a built in web cam and sending it 
live using a usb cable connection but that doesn't work when the camera is 
suspended 20 feet off the ground and using wifi to send the video rather 
than a direct 75 ft usb cable lol.
Thanks for your time and suggestions.

  

On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 4:09:03 PM UTC-5, vince wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 1:58:32 PM UTC-7, VE4PER wrote:
>>
>> Has anyone had any experience incorporating a live webcam video for 
>> visibility reference in weather stations without a ceilometer or 
>> transmissivity sensor enabled? 
>>
>> I would like to try and include a link in the html template file to the 
>> youtube live feed.....
>>
>
>
> Do you need a 'video' or is a periodic snapshot good enough ?
>
> I run 'motion' on a raspi and save a snapshot to my HTML_ROOT periodically,
> and my templates have that as a <img src="pathname_here.jpg"> link therein.
>
> Easily good enough for what I'm doing and very light on the bandwidth 
> needs....
>
>
>  
>

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