Broadcasting from an IP camera on a website?

Question

CCTV

I would like to organize a broadcast of video from an ip-camera on the site for a large number of users (say, 200 people).
Available:

• D-Link DCS-930 camera
  
• channel 8 Mbps
  

Now the broadcast is underway, but it is unlikely to withstand the slightest influx of users. I simply ripped out the java applet html code and pasted it into the site. It works, but it seems that the camera is not designed for this.
Ideally, I would like solutions like broadcasts from webcams on video hosting sites that have become popular. But it seems to only understand webcams, not ip.
Maybe there is some solution?

Answer 1

The best option would be to broadcast from the camera to the server, one later, and distribute it from the server, with a normal channel.

Answer 2

Read here:
forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=60699
forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=81349#
Watch:
www.webcamxp.com/products.aspx

Answer 3

On such a camera, we usually just uploaded a picture to the site every five seconds.

Answer 4

I would try to do this: the daemon on the server reads the data from the camera and writes it to the buffer in a circle (memcache), the web server on the same server takes the data from the cache and gives it to users.

Answer 5

Peer-to-peer streaming?

Answer 6

I used VLC as a server for such a task. With a greater load, you can use Ustream.TV on the site there is a lot of documentation with examples.

Answer 7

Not the best camera for broadcasting. No rtsp and h.264
Better buy a new one with the above specifications
and rebroadcast using rtsp.me