Cams Are Back

[Jason Rose]

A VERY special thanks to Tom Stewart (FCTS) for being my hands and eyes on the ground in Chama.

The next time I get up there, I'll fix the sound. We have the replacement hardware, it just needs to be installed.

[Ian Kelly]

Thanks Jason and Tom! I know the return of the webcams will be appreciated by many. I will put a note in the next Dispatch Extra.

Ian

[Rich Murray]

Thank you Jason and Tom. A great way to start the week

[Sharon Evans]

Yeah, good work all who aided in getting this done.

[Farol Henkle]

That also makes good sales promotion, too, to see them working again. Thank you all!

[Tom Smith]

THANK YOU JASON and TOM!!! Your work is GREATLY appreciated by many!!!

[George Stoudenmire]

A thousand THANKS to Tom & Jason for their hard work and due diligence working on this problem. So that we can have an enjoyable moment watching the trains roll again.

[Jerry Sullivan]

Many thanks guys. Twice a day, I get my "fix" now.

[Gary Townshend]

Thanks so much for all your hard work to restore the cameras. For those of us old folks who live thousands of mile from New Mexico, these cameras are how we keep up with C&TS!

[Dave Boyer]

Like all, I'm glad the cams are back and look forward in the future for sound to resume. However, I have a question. The video resolution does not seem as clear and sharp as in the past. Is it my monitor or has bandwidth been decreased in order to get the cams up and running? If that is the case, is it a permanent situation or just temporary or does it depend on the time of day?

[Jason Rose]

Time of day does effect picture quality, but more than likely the lens’s just need to be cleaned.