Weird pixeling on North and South cams

[Steve Ritchie]

Hey Jason, I have a question for you. Since the north and south cams have been changed to instantaneous live cams I have been getting a weird pixeling from about the sand house down to the bottom of the picture. I went back and re-set my access to the site but it is still doing the weird thing, can you help me out?

[Harold Charlson]

I seem to have that also.

[Jason Rose]

Gents, I haven't seen that. Does it happen all the time? Can you get me a screen shot?

My immediate suggestions are 1) use Chrome or Firefox, 2) update your browser to the latest revision, and 3) update java (Java.com).

More often than not, those 3 steps will fix ya up.

[Steve Ritchie]

Thanks Jason. Yeah, it happens all the time, don't know how to do a screen shot or I would. I will try updating Java, our system here at work is supposed to do that but as you know systems sometimes are prone not to do what they are supposed to do, thanks again.

[Larry Sullivan]

Chrome and Firefox all looks good on all cameras. IE won't load the cams at all, just get a message as seen in pic 1 Microsoft Edge gives the weird pixeling - as seen in pic 2. Those are all the browsers I have access to to test.

[Edwin Frey]

I'm using Google Chrome. No problems on this end.

[Mike Maguire]

[quote="Steve Ritchie"]... don't know how to do a screen shot or I would.

Press the [windows] and [print screen} keys together - an image will be saved in a folder called "screenshots" in your "pictures" area.

(This is a magically useful feature)

[Sharon Evans]

Edge gives that bottom pixilation on other sites I look at also so it is Edge issue.

[Mike Maguire]

No issues with Firefox

[Steve Ritchie]

Thanks to everyone for your comments. Switched my browser to Chrome this morning and have no more issues now, again thanks.

[Paul Burch]

Went to AOL and it works ok, even with their I'm sure old browser. Doesn't work with windows 10 and Edge.

[Farol Henkle]

I don't use Google Chrome or Firefox, and I'm no computer geek. So, why can't we see the live web cams anymore?

[Jason Rose]

My working theory is that it's a bug with Internet Explorer, I don't know exactly what yet. My suggestion is to get Firefox or Chrome. They work just fine.

[Sharon Evans]

I am watching them now on Edge without any issues.

[Tim Tennant]

No issues on Edge...clear pictures. As Jason mentioned it all appears to be with Internet Explorer. Go to Chrome or Firefox.....works just fine.

[Chris James]

No problem with Safari on a Mac.

[Farol Henkle]

I can't use Edge as that is for Windows 10, and I have Windows Professional 7; I can view all other web cams around the USA with no problems, but can't view Chama right now. Being patient and hopefully something will be better for me before "Opening Day." : (

[Greg Coit]

Farol,

Both chrome and firefox work great on windows 7. You're version of Internet Explorer is likely dead - Microsoft put a nail in it and it's just not safe to use it anymore.

Greg

[Tim Tennant]

Greg...thank you for the response. That is what I mentioned several days ago. Forget Internet Explorer as it is done. Google Chrome or Firefox work just fine.

[Jason Rose]

I'll get a note posted on the camera page soon. This question/issue isn't likely to go away for a few more weeks.

[Tim Tennant]

Thanks Jason. I did receive an e-mail from the railroad. Someone had e-mailed them so I did respond to that guy.

[Jason Rose]

Thanks Jason. I did receive an e-mail from the railroad. Someone had e-mailed them so I did respond to that guy.

Well, it wouldn't have made any difference for that guy. Clearly, he can't read instructions.

[Harold Charlson]

I have been using edge, and no longer have the issue. I believe it only effected me for two days.