Thanks for checking. You know I always enjoy your comments. So, I miss them, but understand there are other things to be done. I really look forward to the separate PC and its control of the SCEPTER WebCams. Livestream Studio is a resource hog and slows my laptop considerably. Plus log USB cables are not friendly to video. I’ve had crash after crash the seem to be Adobe Flash. In the end, I think it is cables and learning I cannot just unplug the camera and not have Studio crash on reload. Anyway…

Yes, I am fine tuning–the benefit of testing.

I’m enjoying your pictures. It looks like a wonderful time was had by all. Community activity is always good. Haywood County seems to be the place. I’ll bet the food was good. Did you use your Tanita after returning home?

That is reeeally a Crank Forward. I looks like it is from back in the day.

Hoping to hear from you again real soon…

Jim

I’ve been so busy the last couple of days I haven’t been able to post any comments although I have been checking in each day. Looks like you are doing some good fine tuning of the project. I once connected two webcams by having them shoot each other. It was a similar experience to sitting in the barber’s chair with mirrors in front and back of me. The reflected images created a tunnel. The webcam’s were a very similar experience. I almost thought I had created a tunnel through time!

I posted some pics of the Toy Run Saturday. There was an interesting bicycle there. It looked to be crankforward with high rise handlebars. I was going to try and ride it but the owner took off before I could get permission. I posted the pic on my blog.

Keep up the fine tuning!

- Zeke