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If you are using NetSnap’s dynamic DNS service ( lookup.netsnap.com ) but the URL does not show your live feed:

The CamServer software saves the captured image and either hosts it locally or uploads it to a web server via FTP. Client-Side Refresh:

Even with careful setup, issues can arise. Below are the most frequent problems and their solutions.

NetSnap is a lightweight server, but it is still limited by your upload bandwidth. The general rule is: the higher the resolution, the more bandwidth you need. If your upstream speed is limited (especially on DSL or cable connections with low upload caps), drop the camera resolution in the camera driver settings before launching NetSnap. For example, if your camera supports 1080p, try 720p or even 640×480. This single change often has the largest impact on smoothness.

Getting a live feed up and running usually takes less than five minutes. Follow these step‑by‑step instructions.