Syracuse University's quadcam has been updated and uses an Axis 241Q/S camera server serving images from a Sony CCD camera. The web page accesses the camera server directly. The refresh rate of the image will depend on your network connection. On a fast network connection, you might be able to get almost full-motion video. Testing the page via a 56k modem, we were able to get a refresh every 3-5 seconds.

The Hall of Languages webcam is an Axis 200+ camera server. Images are sent via ftp every three seconds to the web server, and are updated on the webpage every five seconds.

The Bowne Hall Quadcam has been updated and uses an Axis 2401+ camera server. The web page accesses the camera server directly. The refresh rate of the image will depend on your network connection. On a fast network connection, you might be able to get almost full-motion video. Testing the page via a 56k modem, we were able to get a refresh every 3-5 seconds.

The Whitman School of Management Cam is an Axis 2100 camera server. It is aimed at the new home of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management.


The Newhouse 3 Construction Cam and Life Sciences Webcam use an Axis 213 PTZ camera server. The web page accesses the camera server directly. The refresh rate of the image will depend on your network connection. On a fast network connection, you might be able to get almost full-motion video. The camera is also aimable. Click "request control" and you'll be able to control the camera.The camera can handle 20 viewers at once, beyond that it won't load in your browser, so try again later. MacOSX users need to view this camera using Mozilla Firefox. If you're an OSX user on dialup, Internet Explorer works, too. Mac Safari is not currently supported.

At certain times during the day, the angle of the sun may affect picture quality.

Comments? Contact rpgerbin@syr.edu.