Took me a minute to figure out what was going on - the ability to go back in time of a live video feed is pretty neat, though it doesn't always seem jump to a keyframe, resulting in video artifacts.

Seems like a neat idea - instead of buying one of those expensive video multiplexer with bunch of cameras, just subscribe to a service that does all of the video storage and processing for you. How much BW does each camera consume? If I was using this for something important, I'd be afraid of losing footage due to internet connection issues.

I work for cam.ly. Thanks for the positive comments. To answer some of your questions, h.264 does wonders for video bandwidth. It can be as low as 200kbps. Each camera also has an sd card slot and comes with 4GB storage standard, in case your Internet goes out ( over 24 hours of storage at 200kbps)

Ask for my email before showing me something worth it? Yeah right.

Feel free to put in a fake email, but don't be sad if we can't contact you if you win any candy ;)

I've gone twice, and it's working perfectly for my coworkers. You need to click the 'Start busting pinata' button when it shows up for you.

Put something interesting on the rope, like a politician or Justin Bieber and people would be all over this. :-)

well, I was up for my turn and then mysteriously someone else was that wasn't even on the list and I, also mysteriously, didn't get a pinata turn. Also, I have no idea what is going on UI wise.

Everyone in the office is queued up to hit it now. I already went once!

lame it skipped my turn.