/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Finally a good thread. Any new cams around?

>>20242831
Check list.

>>20242854
>>20242860
Those fall leaves are amazing

>>20242831
Non train, goes down occasionally, but this is pretty comfy: youtube GHmrq9G8mWc

>>20246526
Right, I remember this one, people used it to monitor the storm and the sort.

foggy morning

>>20250045
Cute.

>>20252891
Yes, it's interesting though how even when it is very foggy in the background it is never quite as bad at the station.
Only seen it fog up completely once, could barely make out shape of the station building.

>>20252991
>>20252891
Fog is an illusion.

Made the last tight transfer. 13:55 JST!

>>20253991
enjoy the ride anon

some folks showing up

>>20254509
nice hat

>>20254518
punk kid

>>20254521
got ya :)

>>20254525
enjoy anon

>>20254525
>>20254538
Thanks! On to Aizu-Wakamatsu next

>>20254509
>>20254518
>>20254521
>>20254525
>>20254538
Shit, I forgot about this. You can't tell from the pictures it is a gaijin, though. Maybe the recording anon has recording him or that's you anyway.

>>20250045
Fucking animal. What specimen is this??

>>20255671
If there's a video I'd be willing to bet you could tell by my bearing but yes, camera guy is me. I explored around YOS for about two hours, weather was perfect. Aizu-Wakamatsu though was surreal, seeing the real platform, the signs and recognizing the uniforms the girls were wearing. I was incredibly impressed by the feel of the town, too. Not often that something like that lives up to the imagination. Hopefully the pictures turn out well, not many from AW since it was dark by then, though.

>>20256458
Come on anon, not going during a school day so you can watch a normal morning IN PERSON!

>>20256458
Go to 6:11 and set it to .25 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g_PHHZGMEE&t=372

Anon comes into picture(all black with grey undershirt) and then leaves frame. Would you be so kind to share what it looks like from the platform looking up at the camera?

>>20258591
You'll hopefully get something better when I get the film. In the video you can see me fiddle around with it since it wouldn't cycle for some reason. Thanks so much for the video

>>20261067
Ah, so that is why you sit down and fiddle with it. I thought you took two different pictures. The more you know I guess.

>>20261067
Forgot the picture. Here's from across the track by the footbath

>>20261671

>>20261681
And your home

>>20261671
>>20261676
>>20261681
>>20261683
This is surreal to look at.

>>20261671
I need to go there one day. Get some decent photos.

Winter trip, maybe?

>>20261671
>>20261676
>>20261681
>>20261683
Thanks for those

>>20261067
can't wait until it's done
are you going to post it here or in the photo thread?

>>20264423
1 frame a second?

>>20264960
Seems to be about right, best i have seen from that camera is 2-3 fps but that may have been after buffering.
It's an older Panasonic IP camera so i guess shouldn't expect too much.

Sometime in 2019 this thread should become the Yunokami-Onsen thread. I think we've mourned the death of the Aizu-Wakamatsu stream enough. There's little point in using its corpse as a mascot.

i love my station

>>20265212
True. But we should also keep the "Aizu-Wakamatsu Train Station Camera, rest in peace."

>>20264497
Yeah anon, will you at least post here when you post in the photo thread?

>>20265212
Agreed. Remember to keep Aizu in memory by posting from your collection every so often.
I've gathered quite a bit over the years.

Looks like work is being done on the crossing.

>>20265212
watcher since 2010 here
this will always be my station, but the city and the station aizuwakamatsu live on still. no need to drop the name
Uphold the pledge to make the pilgrimage there one day

>>20269444
that is one beautiful train

>>20270562
If I remember right, none of the Aizu liners are running any more
Here's a shot of my good old friend Big Red.

>>20269444
>no need to drop the name
this rebuttal was a lot more dismissive than I meant it to be
I agree with taking it out of the title, I just don't want to see the history of the community die. Just a tradition to uphold as a side note in the OP post like >>20267284 at least until nobody is around any more to remember or care

Waiting for my train...

>>20272877
Where about is this?

>>20269444

>>20270591
I think it's the same one, but without the Aizu paint job

>>20273004
>>20273013
What are these from? Love that PSX style

>>20273035
Those in special are from Densha de Go Professional. It's got lines from all over Japan.

>>20272972
It's susenji station, I'm going to tenjin to get some drinks.

>>20273294
Fukuoka huh? I've gotta go south next time I'm here

>>20273328
I come here every year since 2006
Looove Fukuoka!

I have a bunch of videos from the Aizu-Wakamatsu station cam from around a year ago.

https://mega.nz/#!c8FzRCTb!6U0XKC8EdZNcBcudcurf190TqfeqUC_4Y4nJtye-KWI

https://mega.nz/#!dhUDSaqT!3RJn6Dx2TRHRuM8uP2Uj81n6BZnUkc4qrR6fdt40VYM

https://mega.nz/#!ZkcDXADJ!GIK8ODPGslZ4rQ4IhzleMuhjQbsYt4R8R45SX5XM7Mk

https://mega.nz/#!cpEHFAjB!CEFazFULlP7DezntTqVgcYtxmAj9o-bEiuiLFIL3MIE

https://mega.nz/#!1tcHxYwZ!PlRlU392CeOPVjbNrmFCxKjWxaJw3vo2t2pJYtmgPV8

https://mega.nz/#!shEXWKhT!otVlZhe-jMYLTNoZw3MZTitRyn3lxcJmNXWYgZ2_dZg

Should have somewhere around 30 hours worth of video. The video clips are all of the same day(s) but there were interruptions which broke them up.

>>20275080
missed one
https://mega.nz/#!5oFljQaT!3iRVDn-S-AIWhTWQgWtCM-NWRCJEN3Q7BZmFJdQycp0

Dunno where this is, just showed up in my timeline. God damn though.

>>20275809
Well I found it, it's the Hakubi line out of Okayama city.

>>20275080
>>20275229
Thank you for these, i had just started watching it when it got taken down so i never had any recordings from Aizu.
I just wish i had found it much earlier, i have been watching Japanese streams and IP cameras for so long and now afterward i can not understand how i managed to miss it.

>>20275809
Beautiful shot

>>20276229
Sorry to be that guy, but what camera is this?

>>20276229
I've never been in /jp/ before, let alone these thread. Can someone explain why this webm gave me an intense feeling of calm and then made me tear up?
Wtf is this?

>>20277865
You feel it
The traces of that /jp/ dream...

>>20277890
I think it's something alright.
I actually traveled to Japan two years ago and I think it's a mix of nostalgia and longing.
After two weeks there it was my favourite place in the world.

I'm just back from Japan we usually go once a year. However we've now got a period of 5 years of not going. I'm time for me to hit the webcams hard. I was saddened to hear that a lot of the ones I used to watch have lost their sound or gone offline! Sound is one of the best things!

>>20278852
I'm going in a month. I want to take some local 1 car lines that few people use and are probably going to get shut down and turned into buses

>>20279915
Ahh they're so cosy. I recommend much of the north. Aomori - Hachinohe is my favourite line.

>>20277793
Not going to link it directly, every camera that gets linked here gets nuked pretty quickly.
You can find it on insecam, think far north and lots of snow.
But not across the gap north.
See filename for mjpg stream path.

>>20277865
>>20278013
There is just something about rural Japan, like you say it's probably some sort of nostalgia.
I have never been to Japan but i feel it too, i think it has something to do with in some places it looks like time has stood still since the 70s or 80s, even longer in some places.

>>20278852
>I was saddened to hear that a lot of the ones I used to watch have lost their sound or gone offline! Sound is one of the best things!
Yeah, i wish i had recorded more of the ones with audio while there was, i was going to cut together a relaxing summer night background noise loop.
Never got around to it before the audio streams were cut.

Rare sign of life outside of the windows

>>20285237
Oh, anon. We are kindred spirits.

>>20280608
>Not going to link it directly, every camera that gets linked here gets nuked pretty quickly.
And camera stream is now unresponsive.
Sorry guys, not going to share any more unless it's youtube streams or other externally hosted stuff.
Knocking IP cameras offline is just too easy, most of the common cheap ones aren't made to handle more then 3-5 viewers anyway.
If only there was an easy way to re-host camera streams without exposing the cameras directly.

>>20281384
>>20287267
Trains in snow are the best.

>>20292010
Any chance you have a higher res version of this anon? Its sweet as fuck

>>20292010
neat, but denmark

>>20292420
damn, hadn't even taken the time yet to look it up :/ understandable though

>>20293174
Looks like the camera is from Sukayu Onsen and is showing the view across a courtyard to one of their smaller bathhouses.
So basically i have been peeping into the window of a bathhouse for a year.
+1 creepiness points for me i guess, but then again i am not the one that put a camera there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9sxiOjB3Cg

Anyone have any Esaka?

>>20292420
I've actually been playing with that idea. You create "rooms" with a stream and then the viewers just watch a rebroadcast. Though I feel I as the "owner" of the site could get in some shit... I know what you people do(well at least the ones that allow us to not have nice things)...

I mean, you could also restream it to another platform like youtube(super easy in ffmpeg) for example.

Have a good day or night anons.

>>20275080
Thank you, anon.

>>20294543
>I've actually been playing with that idea. You create "rooms" with a stream and then the viewers just watch a rebroadcast. Though I feel I as the "owner" of the site could get in some shit...
Same here.
There used to be a prank call group on tinychat that would call locations they found on livestreams and cameras, once they started to draw attention to themselves they got into some shit. This would ofc be a lot different but i feel like whoever is hosting it would still be taking some risks otherwise i would have already done it.
It's sometimes hard to tell if a camera is online intentionally or just because the guy installing it was an idiot and didn't set up access security, and the owner might not like having it rebroadcast elsewhere even if it is intentional.

>I know what you people do(well at least the ones that allow us to not have nice things)...
I used to be one of those people to some degree, so i think i know what you mean.

>I mean, you could also restream it to another platform like youtube(super easy in ffmpeg) for example.
That was my first thought too, but it's a pain to setup that in anyway that isn't super easy to have traced back to you these days when google requires phone activation for everything.
Also i don't have any hardware i could run 24/7 for it at the moment.

>>20294974
>I used to be one of those people to some degree, so i think i know what you mean.
growing up and just desiring comfy cams is quite odd isn't it anon.

>>20275080
>>20275229
Here's another 33 hours of video, not all of the same day though

https://mega.nz/#!4g9A0SQT!22rIyx6Kyg6iLwl0FiqduIa5cEV0TnecLt5bWmeWfxo

https://mega.nz/#!5kU1zYDS!AWtWU0KxpOQthonwT5fhNg2T9Bpna5Y8Fd7_Rg7KX4U

https://mega.nz/#!o5d1BabA!iKwjdX1laz6slrkcOeNM3lrfWsdt3AaJF2gGeZToAuc

https://mega.nz/#!ooNThQDQ!cfn-0IG7w33AV4DqM8hj72BWTaUdX4htXETs-ziB5xc

Looks like the camera is up again, but it cuts out every once in a while.
Might actually be the snowfall that is fucking with it, in my experience most internet service in rural mountain areas in Japan seem to be some sort of wireless links or cellphone service.

I found the camera is linked on their website, so they obviously expect people to watch it.
Guess there isn't really any point trying to keep it secret.

>>20296275
Awesome, thank you!

>>20295687
Yeah, being comfy sure beats feeling like you are at war with the whole rest of the internet all the time.
These days all i really want is a good cup of coffee and some nice camera streams to look through.

And i still get to look up cameras and play OSINT detective in locating them on google maps and streetview, which is what i really liked to begin with.
Just without the paranoia of having to keep up security 24/7 or risk getting doxed by one of your online "co-workers" over some petty shit or getting vanned for finding the wrong camera (or other weird internet connected shit) in places that shouldn't be connected to the internet in the first place.

>>20298665
goddamned that's just right <3

>>20299411
Poor lads must be freezing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2tFXzHZvW4

early morning

Since 4chan's moved to a new domain today, it got me thinking. What lead you to this thread, anons? I found it randomly right before Aizu-Wakamatsu went down. It's become a permanent tab for me... it's peaceful to come here and look at comfy trains. When I've had a bad day, coming here is a way to decompress.

>32 : 2017/09/10 05:38:05 No.451957369
>たまにJPの東方スレみたり会津若松駅スレみたりしてる
Which one of you is this guy?

>>20309871
One of three reasons I come to this board. Been around for years, but my renewed focus two years back into moving to Japan got me interested... And keeping the dream alive with this thread has kept me here.
Well, that and a desire to start a JP Cooking Thread. We gotta add something other than Hu

Found this in my archives today, i miss the dojo cam even if it was more or less at a slideshow fps rate.

>>20309871
>What lead you to this thread, anons?
I found it right around when the Aizu station cam went down, i tried to find info on it or a new url and that's how i found this thread.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyzGqj_xRfc
>>20310952

Yunokami Onsen
>>20311426

Aizu-Wakamatsu
>>20311570

Feel free to ask any questions about the areas

>>20309894
I'm not saying that was me... but I'm not saying it wasn't me.

>>20311695
Nice.

>>20311695
Thank you anon. I was following your pics in that thread and didn't know you were here too. Nice pictures, I hope one day I can go there too

>tfw having to go back to being awake at proper hours and not being able to live on .jp time

>>20311695
Good stuff, thanks for linking it here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI3yy_DbrwQ
This one appends the live chat onto the screen

>>20324522
What a beautiful beautiful day it must have been.
I would like to spend a week at that place.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbn5eHDjwmPC2K9RG8P0i_A/videos

Found this channel earlier, has a lot of live cams. Pretty cool stuff.

Sorry if this is common or has been posted before.

>>20324522
Looks like my hometown, minus the sakura trees.

>>20326040
can't say i've seen it; that foot bath is my new favorite :3 thanks anon

>>20331729
Glad to hear you enjoy it :)

>>20336982
I miss that camera.

>>20337317
We all do.

>>20339752
I know, it's just that once in a while that thought comes with a bit more sadness than I expect it to.

>>20337317
Truly a loss humankind will never be able to recover.

>>20344711
Cute

>>20349801
Very comfy, thanks for sharing.

going to be riding some of these in three weeks

>>20355144
With dubs like those you'd best be planning on taking plenty of nice photos for us all anon

>>20355770
In spite of your inconsiderate dubsposting I will try my best

>>20357245
If you stop by the station, I'll be watching Anon.

>>20292010
Trainators

>>20358642
I unfortunately won't be going through any of the major stations with streaming cameras, if that's what you mean by "the station."

I'll be sure to take good pictures regardless.

>>20292010
Trains will take over the world.

>>20360814
Thank you Anon.

Snow when?

Hello. It has been a while since I posted any webms of Ikushima-Tarushima or the other ライブカメラ i frequent
Tonight I happened to check on the cafe in Nara and they are rebuilding the short wall destroyed by the Sep 29 typhoon. I started recording as soon as I could and will bump this on the weekend with a timelapse or two.

>>20368842
SOON.
Expect the next couple of days. Sunday, JST, at the latest.

>>20370255
Sorry I meant to say Naha, and I'm wrong about that because it's on the extreme northwest coast of Okinawa facing the sea.

>>20370255
>>20370273
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbOIFobQJPU

This one, right?
I noticed they were doing that yesterday. Cool to watch the process.

>>20370267
God I can't wait.

>>20375217
I know right...? This is one of the main reasons I started recording, so I could have a time lapse of the snow falling.

See you soon, trains!

I just happen to open the feed as they were rolling up.

>>20373198
They're working very slowly on it, at least, to me.
The rain today is probably delaying it quite a bit, since nothing much as been arranged or added to the wall since yesterday.
Either way, I only wanted to record the day I posted, because anything further not only takes forever to render but has natural interruptions from extended recording giving my Windows a bunch of low memory errors.

The first snow dusting of the season (as far as I know)

>>20385084
I told you it was coming this weekend.

>>20385084
Wow, that looks serene.

>>20385084
Oh a time lapse of the snow landing... I can't wait to get home.

>>20385084
Very comfy. It feels nostalgic somehow.

>>20389098
Arrgh, it was to dark when it started... But here is the day with some snow - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHEDzM26rDg

>>20391628
Very nice!
What type of raw file sizes are you getting when recording a whole day and how do you handle the hourly stream drops?

>>20391925
* Raw stream for 24 hours is about 10GB. Semi-recent, I switched it down to 500kbps so it's now only about 5GB(including sped up video). I've been meaning to test to see if I can get away with 250kbps for even smaller files.

* Yeah, the random stream drops was an issue. I wrote a simple bash script that just loops over a while loop with ffmpeg inside for 24 hours(starting midnight JST). After 24 hours it breaks the while loop and stops ffmpeg from recording the current stream. Then it concats/speeds up the video. After that it uploads it to youtube.

I've been meaning to share it so people could use it with other streams if they wanted.

>>20391988
>I've been meaning to test to see if I can get away with 250kbps for even smaller files.
In my experience it is almost imposible to tell the difference between 250 and 500 kbps in 640x480, unless there are very much small details that are constantly moving.
But i am far from a video quality guru so what do i know.

>I've been meaning to share it so people could use it with other streams if they wanted.
Interesting, i am extreme plebian when it comes to such things but i would not mind having a look at it.

Poor guy, looks like he has some work to do if this snowing keeps up.

>>20391988
Damn, man. That's nice.

best times to watch the onsen train cam?

>>20398441
Cute

>>20398851
This is the timetable for the trains.
The row on the right is for the trains heading towards Aizu Wakamatsu (the trains closer to the camera)
The morning trains 6h47 and 7h36 are the best to see some of the students. Obviously you'll have to work out the timezones.

>>20400302
ty

>>20400302
Thank you kindly!

>>20398441
He never stood a chance...

I miss the Akabane and Tokyo cameras. I guess this will have to tide me over until one of them return.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRDaFlblD38

>>20413507
nyan :3 tetsu

>>20398851
dawn/dusk

This here are the two most impressive Shinkansen Compilations I've seen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3idWBj_wds

The snow one is especially good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p1_ui4-LKU

December 15th is how long it took for the pond to show ice on top. Ten days from Christmas and they just now dip below zero and stay there enough for surface ice to form. That's crazy to me, coming from a place that routinely sees the first snowfall in September.

Some timelapse videos

Sukayu Onsen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UDvpMTrxNo

Teishoin Temple Garden Fish Pond:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqz_uXlLHKw

Lighthouse:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3zZr5-xFBY

Seto Ohashi Bridge:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrPxLzZpRv4

Bonus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHMV5D9Hizs

>>20427408
Check the description of the Teishoin garden video for timestamps of interest.

>>20427408
Thank you anon!

Some more videos.
I am finding it hard to find a good compromise between high speed and being able to see what is going on with details.
Might try making more speed up videos but with slower sections if there is something interesting going on, but that would be a lot of editing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhRwP0EgO5U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK3RclQN0IE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFcZmIdkp9M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3Q6i4799_A

Here's a timelapse of an intersection in Durham, North Carolina (United States).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qig6PW6LNy4

This particular bridge is notorious because large trucks frequently crash into it thinking its taller than it actually is. The timelapse doesn't have any crashes though.

>>20431283
I know this bridge! I've seen it a lot in dash cam crash videos... Normally I see it from the ground, seeing it from this angle is weird.

>>20337317
Truly sad, it's been probably 8 to 9 years that I have known that camera thanks to /jp/. And winter was always one of the best time around to browse while watching the falling snow in the tracks filling it up, magic scenario.

I hope one day I can visit that place or that someone could probably install another camera and show the world again the comfy feeling of a train station.

>>20430056
>I am finding it hard to find a good compromise between high speed and being able to see what is going on with details.
This is why I ended up never posting my 6 hour timelapse of typhoon footage from the Owato Hotel camera, simply because rendering it and squashing it into a ~30 second webm that still fits 4chan's archaic upload limit ended up losing all that made it interesting to watch. Same reason I did not upload (like promised) the construction of the Okinawa cafe wall - the construction itself was going very slowly and delayed by days of rain, so it wouldn't have been a proper capture.
It's sad but necessary to kinda trim out the bulk of footage when nothing is happening, and maybe host it on streamable instead.

>>20433438
I am thinking the sweet spot is around 30-40x speed, comes out to about 20 minutes for 10-12 hours.
At that speed you can still make out details and things don't just turn into a blur, i find that there is no real point in recording a rail crossing or station if you can barely make out the trains as they zip by for a fraction of a second.
And with uploading to youtube there is also the 2x speed setting if you just want to watch the changing scenery, i have found watching changing clouds and weather to be surprisingly interesting recently.

In the end i just do these videos for my own entertainment, but i am open to suggestions from others if they are interested in more videos.
The main problem i am having right now is that i have a 6h restriction on youtube streams with streamlink before they drop, so for longer recordings i have to time it so i can be at the computer to restart the stream recording, not always that easy from my timezone.

>>20433438
Why not upload to nicovideo?

>>20434001
Sony Vegas is complete trash for doing this kind of thing, because it only lets you modify a clip's speed by up to 3x, so I basically start out with a 6 hour recording, then cut that into 2 hours, then cut that into 45 minutes, then cut that into 15, etc. and each time requires a full render.

here is an older example

>>20434532
I have done timelapses of aizu's stream in the past, did all the postprocessing trough ffmpeg's cli.
These speedup commands are from 2014 notes:
>ffmpeg -i input.mkv -filter:v "setpts=0.03125*PTS" output.mkv
This should be good for 32x because 1 / 0.03125 = 32.
>ffmpeg -i input.avi -y -filter:v "setpts=0.00390625*PTS" -b:v 700k -r 30 output.webm
This should be 256x

At the time I remember having problems if ffmpeg was used to save a stream in another format as it was broadcast. This was because ffmpeg would realtime convert it to another format, the solution was saving it to an .avi file.
>ffmpeg.exe -i mmsh://center3.ntt-fukushima.com/n-jraizu -an -y -b:v 700k -vcodec copy n-jraizu.avi

Tokyo christmas street walk
earlier post got deleted for some reason. probably mods thought it was a virus
https://bit.tube/play?hash=QmPCh63GMqxzRnpUKef21HvFfXmNGgbUoHEUeBm9UdKeNY&channel=71766

>>20435084
Wish I knew anythign about ffmpeg, it's insanely useful with the pre-made script I have from other people to make webms.

>>20439951
Ah, I see the snow as cleaned up.

>>20440357
We have about a week of good weather before the next shit is due to roll in.

New set, tried 70x speed this time.
Seems to work out fine, but it just doesn't have the same comfy feel as watching things live.
Also have a shrine camera i keep trying to record but every time i try someone either keeps moving it around or absolutely nothing happens the entire time so it's just a 12 hour video of shadows changing before it gets dark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFCAd7-IkKQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TryAkwDZ_Ak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDjiNn_4liQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW7a6XR4VLk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JRrLgZdZyg

>>20434532
>because it only lets you modify a clip's speed by up to 3x
Damn, that's crazy.
I just downloaded some free to try crap and it can do 100x at least, on the fly per clip while editing. Videopad something or other.
Not sure if it will give the internet AIDS, but hasn't triggered any warnings yet.
As far as video editors go it is fairly basic but i just need to be able to throw in a video and turn the speed up so what do i care.

>>20440357
what a bumer

The mpv screenshot for the google store is this. mpv confirmed for bros.

>>20452844
>you don't have any devices

>>20454357
It is a screenshot from a browser obviously.

>>20456653
If you're not logged into Google it doesn't say anything.
So he's logged into a Google account but doesn't have any Android devices linked to it.

>>20450335
>>20448680
>>20448655
Comfiest station

there is a santa today

From about Thursday the weather is due to take a turn for the colder here in Japan.
Expect a good layer of snow to appear at Yunokamionsen. Talking more than 10cm over a couple of days and then it sticking around because most days won't make it above a couple of degrees for the next fortnight.

Damn lights.

Does anyone here have actual experience with trains or the industry? I'm thinking about learning train conducting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV8ATdeTz8g

found a wharf camera with high quality audio

>>20475641
Is this something you even have to learn for? I mean at best it is probably a one week course or something. Also a job I am not sure if it is going to survive for long.

>>20476474
There's moderate training and I live in an area where trains are still being operated a bit. My biggest concern at the moment is advancement in the career is solely based on seniority. As a recovering hikki I'm just wondering if it'll be anything like the videos or nearly as comfy...

>>20476408
i am somewhat upset they removed this one already, because it was comfy to listen to. If I had the channel name it'd probably still be there.

>>20480232
Not sure if its the right channel because i never saw what it was, but it looks possible.
I just googled the youtube url.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjvpBcOLMBqktt0KJxjtJCg

Merry Christmas train people!

>>20480306
Yeah thanks man
>>20482356
and you too

here's a sunset timelapse from a while back

>>20476557
I think it won't be that comfy. In European countries it's about checking if people paid the fares and if not throwing them out.

>>20484472
Yo do you have a link to this?

>>20485384
In the OP really, but oh well - /watch?v=H8LY9oqqzXM one of the only cameras currently with sound.

>>20482484
So smooth and shinny!

Akihabara UDX finally back up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0r835D6h4s

>>20490178
Thanks, looks like the tree is gone

>>20492298
Japan gets rid of Christmas shit on Boxing day.

It is raining.

>>20496058
Xomfy.

>>20495602
Good riddance.
Christmas shouldnt exists in the first place.

Thank you for keeping these threads alive, Anons. It's been a few years since I've needed the comfort of a station. Here's hoping for many more years of strong streams.

>>20363362
i'm in love

>>20496058
comfy

>fucking snow storm hitting japan
>expecting photos of yunokamionsen station covered in snow in the thread
>fucking nothing
Come on guys, get your shit together.

>>20509174
sorry, anon. does this help?

>>20509174
Sorry anon... Does this make up for anything? Sadly like always... the darkness covers up the snow hitting the ground.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3UBq_yBFs8 (It starts to stick around 8 minutes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNkuGkgFP7o

i wonder what the older Japanese folks think of train cars decorated with anime girls and such

>>20509174
p-pls no bully

I knew I should have gotten recording set up sooner. Did anyone happen to catch that couple playing in the snow just a few minutes ago?

>>20511130
Image didn't attach...

>>20510116
Zero fucks.

>>20511103
Hello, I've been recording 24 hours a day(expect when I'm not, but when that happens, it's outside my control...). I'm pretty sure I have got you covered. When the recording for today ends(it stops midnight japan time) I will try to find it in the recording, and post in the thread.

>>20512629
You're a good anon. Thanks for your work

>>20509174
>>20509229
>>20510116
>>20511141
C U T E

Does anybody of you recommend any train lines in the area between Aomori and Tokyo?

>>20516154
That's a pretty big area, anon.

What a comfy station.

>>20517065
Should give you ample opportunity for good suggestions then

>>20520508
Every non-main line.

>tfw thinking of visiting friends in Nanyō this summer
>tfw turns out I can visit Yunokamionsen via Aizu-Wakamatsu
>tfw it would only cost about ¥8000 and only take 3-4 hours
It's a sign lads, it's a bloody sign

>>20521496
Jump on Tadami-sen too.

>only ¥8000
That costs 10 times more than my monthly card for all lines in my city.

>>20518260
>>20519552
top comfy

>>20522477
Well he's not going intra-city.

>>20522477
Its a small price to pay for such a pilgrimage anon

>>20242828

Why does the Yunokami-Onsen Station cam have a volume leveler when theres no volume.

that's a lot of people

>>20530676
Last Heisei new year

Happy new year anons!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Jp1VS9RjmE

>>20524134
Is there a schedule when the trains arrive and departure?

>>20534172
Happy New Year everyone

>>20534172
>>20400302

>>20534573
Oops, I didn't notice that post. Thank you!

>>20242854
where's the fat gurl?

>>20533245
Great work anon. Happy New Year.

Which webcam is this? I feel like I know it.

>>20536373
It shows up on insecam every once in a while, but is usually gone just as fast.
Seems to change IP a lot, but should be in the Hiroshima area.

>>20539040
Can I get a link?

Loving that mountain view.

Ueda finally got snow to stay on the ground for a moment

>>20541432
Which livestream is this one?

Apparently Akihabara UDX Vision is down

>>20541432
You are right. Here is the station.

>>20541471
Second stream/site of streams on the github.

A lot of people at the moment, this actually would make a great time lapse

Did the other cams around fukushima from ntt went down as well?

>>20542522
Fortunately for you I was recording one that morning. I'll speed it up and post it sometime soon.

>>20548642
From what i understand they are all gone, i know all the old links i dug up were dead a year ago.

>>20550977
Very nice! Looking forward to that.

Hankyu Koyo Line in Nishinomiya

>>20556136
It's not great because I showed up well past the gates opening and stopped it when I needed to do other work.
Longer recordings become impractical due to how long it takes to render and how many times I need to render while bumping the speed up each time, all while trying to fit under this horribly low size limit.

>>20558229
Still nice to see, thank you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE0hxt1G6cM

>>20539154
Sorry, i don't link IP cameras in general unless i know they are available from a official website of the location.
It is way too easy to get them knocked off the internet with unusually high traffic, either from people realizing the camera is publicly accessible when it shouldn't be or simply that the camera can't handle the traffic.
Image name is a hint though if you are familiar with Panasonic cameras and the "infrastructure" offered around them.

>>20560409
I remember a link to a similar shrine back in the past live cam threads, tried to access yesterday and it was with no surprise offline, pretty much tells people do love watching streams like this and unfortunately due to high traffic it ends up being shut down.

There was another stream I mentioned some threads ago about a temple that you could actually see girls wearing miko clothes, it was pretty comfy but sadly I believe the stream went offline as I tried to open it again.

>>20563111
There used to be quite a few cameras like that years back when people had to use google or shodan (and know what to look for) to find them but then insecam started bringing attention to them and instead of 4-5 viewers a day they started hitting several hundred and one by one they either went offline or are constantly overloaded from views.
I really miss those times, i wish i had recorded more back then.

I remember one camera in a small cornershop somewhere in Osaka and a sushi restaurant in Tokyo that both had a audio plugin that you could listen in on.
Over the years i followed them being discovered by several online communities without any problems with the cameras even with people watching them pretty much 24/7.
Then insecam started indexing Panasonic cams and they both went down within a week, first to overload and then they got removed permanently when the owners got tired of dealing with them constantly being hijacked.

Sometimes you can still find some IP cameras that are so old that insecam indexing doesn't find them, but google has started to become more and more unreliable at it and you can easily get your IP banned because they think you are a bot if you keep running the same search strings.

It looks like soon youtube and similar third party hosted streams is going to be the only reliable way to host or watch cams.

>>20563111
There are a few shrine streams available from http://live.ueda.ne.jp/ that are unlisted on youtube and can only be found through the website.
Just in case you missed those.

>>20548642
I believe so. I made a list all the streams years back but I'm pretty sure none of them work anymore.

https://pastebin.com/raw/1YHQJFnK

Pic is from Kitakata cam which was one of the better ones imo.

>>20564210
>Kitakata
Fuck, I used to view this one a lot

I do miss a lot Fukushima, snowstorms are always so comfy to watch

>>20564210
I wonder what is like living that near the river.

>>20565022
>Fuck, I used to view this one a lot
Same here. Also the Tomioka's one.

>>20564210
Is there a reason why they closed? Too much internet traffic?

It would hurt if they had a donating page, I'm sure a lot of people would actually donate to improve all their cams but I guess nippon prefers to be simple and not giving much attention to outsiders

>>20571604
iirc they did not see any monetary reason to keep them going.

>>20573198
They can't be that expensive to keep up, can they?

>>20573198
I think that was the bottom line that resulted from a need to upgrade from the aging frontend silverlight platform that never met funding.

>>20574307
I don't think it's the cost as much as the fact that it didn't bring any additional income.
I am guessing the cameras were meant as some sort of publicity stunt but they never saw any noticeable positive effects of it.

I am also guessing that the hardware and software to run it was on its last legs and would have had to be replaced soon, and that would have been a additional cost to keep it running.
It's unfortunate, but it's hard to see a way around it from a business point of view.

>>20574549
The silverlight plugin was basically dead. At the time only firefox and internet explorer supported it and now only internet explorer does and its dead.

>>20574810
Yeah, i can't even remember the last time i ran into silverlight.

>>20565022
It was a nice view.

>>20575117
Lovely place, anon.

Looks like it's gonna be a beautiful clear day.

I arrived late to some ceremony at 8:30AM. Had to speed it up quite a bit because this was originally 5 minutes. Absolutely despise the antiquated upload limits around here.

>>20582827
That snow is really something. Is it near the sea?

>>20577241
Comfiest station.

>>20582963
It is still appreciate, so don't get discouraged, anon.
You can also post bigger versions in the fufufu thread

>>20582963
>Absolutely despise the antiquated upload limits around here.
It's annoying as fuck, i just made a throwaway youtube account.

>That snow is really something. Is it near the sea?
It's from Sukayu onsen in Aomori, it's a bit inland in a mountain pass.

>>20586836
>Sukayu Onsen is the snowiest inhabited place on Earth with an average yearly snowfall of 17.6 m (58 ft) and a winter season record of 23.7 m (78 ft).
>It also holds the record of having the highest snow depth ever recorded at a JMA certified weather station of 566 cm (18.57 ft), recorded on February 26, 2013.

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