It looks as if all the cams are now hi-res which is wonderful.

However, all but the McCoy cam appear very small on our computer screen. Does it have anything to do with the fact that at the top of the McCoy cam it reads, "NuSpectra Pan/Tilt/Zoom Camera System" and the other three cams just read "Interactive cam"? Just wondering?

Also, still curious about the extra step that has to be taken in order to open each cam (click on web cams, then for each, click on "live feed"). Will that change back to a one-step operation in the future?

Thank you again for installing such clear hi-res cams.

Obama's team will get right on it as soon as they finish the little project they are on.

^

30 second time limit? Sheesh.

SL I just saw your other post/thread. the time limit is lame!!!!

^ Oh yeah I forgot I started that thread, also.

It appears the 30 second timer is on 3 of the 4 cams. The Village cam still seems to be 60 seconds. I'm guessing MMSA just doesn't want viewers jamming up the cams for too long.

Just hold down the Ctrl key and press + if you want the image bigger than the pixels the cam actually produces (McCoy cam is higher resolution). Use the View menu if you have an outdated keyboard or browser.

Steps? If you can use bookmarks, they're all one step...

http://camproxy.mammothmountain.com/Mai ... proxy.html
http://camproxy.mammothmountain.com/McC ... proxy.html
http://camproxy.mammothmountain.com/Can ... proxy.html
http://camproxy.mammothmountain.com/Vil ... proxy.html

^ I love you computer geeks!

However, when I used your bookmark steps now the cams are way too large! So I tried Ctrl key and pressed - and the cams elongated (same as what sb4n said on her other thread). What happened?

The IT team is on the way to fix everything