I recently bought a wireless IP camera (EcoLine by a company called Security-Center). Of course, all the software that came with it was Windows only. Nevertheless, I connected the camera over Ethernet with my Airport Extreme base station, did an address scan, and found out the IP address of the camera. I then pasted the IP address into Safari, and the camera's browser-based configuration client opened. For full functionality, I would have needed ActiveX. Still, I was able to configure RTSP, HTTP, and dnydns.org settings using Safari. Then I opened QuickTime and opened the URL of my webcam: rtsp://MYHOSTNAME.dyndns.org/live.sdp Instead of live.sdp -- which is the default on my camera -- you can choose any other name, as long as you don't forget the .sdp suffix. This might be useful, especially if you have more than one camera. As expected, the live video of my driveway opened in a seperate QuickTime window, thanks to dyndns from anywhere....

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