In the run-up to the Olympic Games of 2014 in Sochi, intensive construction is conducted. Not only sporting venues, but also the buildings which do not have relations to the Olympic Games are built. Everyone online can watch some construction works.
Instruction
1. Make sure that on your computer the software of Java and Adobe Flash Player is installed. If these plug-ins are absent or became outdated, install them or update to the latest versions, otherwise you will not be able to browse some of video streams. In addition, you should be serviced by provider by an unlimited data plan with rather high data transmission rate (not less than 200 kb / c) are desirable. Consider that some of cameras use ports, other than 80 (for example, 8080 or 8087). The provider should not block these ports.
2. Enable the JavaScript support (unlike Java, this function does not require existence of any external plug-in) in the browser. Then when viewing flows from those cameras which do not use either Java, or Flash the page will periodically reboot without clicking of the Update button or F5.
3. Visit web pages, links to which are given below. At each of them there are tables in which cells examples of images from webcams are given. But they do not correspond to those which are transferred from them at the moment.
4. Click any of sketches. Depending on settings of the browser, the page of the corresponding camera will open or in a new tab, or in a new window. If Flash- or Java applet is used, wait until it is loaded. Soon there will be a picture which will be periodically updated. Depending on the camera selected by you, you will see either the video image, or the static pictures changing through certain periods.
5. If the camera does not work or you wish to switch to another, close a tab. After that click any other sketch. It is undesirable to open viewing in several tabs, especially at once if you use the computer with the low-power processor or small amount of RAM. It can lead to deceleration of work or even hangup of the machine.