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Subject: How can I stream webcamd data through the web page?
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Is there such known simple setup?
I know that webcamd creates /dev/video which usually (always?) has MJPEG 
for webcams.
html5 defines <video> tag that can work with any mpeg4 stream.

So it should be as easy as creating the process encoding data from 
/dev/video as mpeg4 and sending it out?

Does such setup exist?

Yuri