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What computer capabilities do I need to view the traffic camera pictures?

April 26, 2017camera Computer pictures Traffic view

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What computer capabilities do I need to view the traffic camera pictures?

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You need a computer and monitor that displays 256 colors (more than 256 colors will result in better quality images). You also need an Internet connection with a newer version of a world wide web browser that supports JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) images. If you are reading this message and can’t see the camera image, your browser does not support JPEG picture clips; you will need to obtain a newer browser. The speed at which your Internet connection (modem or network) transmits and receives data will determine how long it takes to download the image files. Most of our image files are on average 18,000 bytes each in size. A 28.8 kilobit/second (kb/s) modem will download each image file in approximately 6 seconds. A 56 kb/s modem will download the file in about half that time; slower modems will download the file at a proportionately slower rate.