OK, you need to find out what protocol is being used, WAP (probably) or HTTP
(GPRS).
The easiest method might be to create a WAP page on an internet host site
and just reference the IPCam image url in the returned page.
eg. <img src="http:\\CAMIPADDRESS"/>
Check out:
http://www.cellular.co.za/downloads/download_dotwap.htm if you
are unsure of how to create a WAP page? Personally I know nothing about WAP
at all so I can't even say if it supports images.
Chris.
"Mario" <mandm@flashnet.it> wrote in message
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Yes, they do, but how can I access them from a gsm mobile phone ?
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> Doesn't the IP cams address (in a browser) just return an image updated on[/color]
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> specific interval?
>
> Chris.
>
> "Mario" <mandm@flashnet.it> wrote in message
> news:9ae829af.0311020118.6c4cedf3@posting.google.c om...
> Hello,
>
> Excuse me if I am not so clear on what I a looking for, but its
> getting very hard to find any software,application or information that
> will let me access or get a frame(still image) from a web cam or ip
> cam.
>
> I have different ip cams connected to the internet, they continuously
> send images refreshed over the internet.
>
> I would like some kind of software,application or the necesarry
> routines in order to be able to send a frame to the mobile phone that
> tried to access the ip address of the given ip cam.
>
> I am not sure if what I need is wap, xhtml, java, or mms sending after
> a a mobile requests it.
>
> How can I achieve this? Please refer me to some software developer
> that you may know that lets achieve this. Do you know any websites
> that already provide such a service? I mean they have web cams from
> which you can get an image from the mobile cellular phone ? I may
> contact them and ask them how they did it.
>
> All your help regarding this is deeply appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mario[/color]
how to get a frame or mms from an ip cam using a mobile phone? 
