Yawcam (www.yawcam.com) is a program which run on windows pc to convert your webcam into an ip-cam. With some non-standard trickery we can get this to work as an ip-cam for the vera light (this is what i have and can test on)
-install yawcam [url=http://www.yawcam.com/get.php]http://www.yawcam.com/get.php[/url]
-setup a webcam in settings > detect webcam
-look if you see a picture of it on desktop preview window
-goto settings > file
-change the location to C:\users<username>.yawcam\www\stream\snapshot.jpg
-change streaming to mjpg and set to 100% quality
-turn on http, stream and file
-goto intern ip of vera and add ip-cam in devices section
-type the url for the cam : intern-ip:8081 press next
-choose generic ip-cam and type : /snapshot.jpg
-after next u see a picture and you can add the cam
-when cam is shown up as device goto the settings of the device and change in advanced settings the directstreamurl to: video.mjpg
-change the mac adress to the one from the pc/networkcard where the yawcam is running on
-save settings
-check if it working as i have no idea yet what to do where with the camera lol… for recording one needs an account and mac-adres
have fun 
edit: snapshots and device: working ok… videorecord: no idea, i found some time to check recording… it works but when i check archives on link [url=https://cms2.mios.com/fetch_archive?id=41016578&key=12345678]https://cms2.mios.com/fetch_archive?id=41016578&key=12345678[/url] it gives me a file called : fetch_archive to download which is a few mb’s and downloads pretty fast from mios servers as i lucky bastard have a 100mbit internet connection, but it wont play in vlc didnt check graphedit yet but i presume its got something to do with the format or the filenaming on mios server script.
notes: maybe it works better with java or this other option in yawcam but i didnt get to try yet and im happy it works allready with static images… one can set the snapshot in settings of yawcam to 1 sec if neccesary… vera wont keep up with this i guess.