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[Kent F. Kruhoeffer]

Everybody loves to about Bangkok traffic.


Now you can watch it in real-time from anywhere in the world.

I stumbled onto this while surfing for new links today:


http://gvd-tech.thhost.com/live.html (GVD-TECH :: live Bangkok traffic webcams)


If you click on #1, you'll see 'ground zero' in Bangkok; Victory Monument.


Link #50 takes you near Hua Lam Phong, the central Bangkok train station.


Link #62 shows an amazingly clear view of the very popular Khao San Road!


Link #68 is also very cool; overlooking the Rama VIII Bridge.


And if you click on #24, you'll see a link to Sukhumvit 71 Road - where I live.


Click on VGA on the left margin for a full-screen shot.


PS: the links in the navigation bar are in Thai, but don't let that stop you from clicking around a little!

PS 1: if you get a popup prompting you to install Active X Camera Control, go ahead and do it; it's not a virus.

PS 2: If the video is really blury, that means it's probably raining here!

PS 3: Like all streaming video websites, sometimes the server is up, and sometimes it's down.

If you can't get a connection, try again tomorrow!


While I'm at it, 2 more live cams just for fun:

http://www.samuicam.com/ (Koh Samui)

http://www.webcamthailand.com/ (Krabi)



If you don't have Axis Active X Camera Control software on your 'puter, you can download it for free here:

http://www.axis.com/techsup/cam_servers/dev/activex.htm (Axis :: Active X Camera Control Download)



And here are some cute streaming videos from a Thai school that do not require any special software:

http://www.sriwittayapaknam.ac.th/multimedia/index.html (Sriwittayapaknam School / multimedia)



And finally, a link to Radio Bangkok Online, hosted by ThaiVisa.com:

http://www.thaivisa.com/radio_bangkok.0.html (Radio Bangkok)



Almost like being here!