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Realtime video generation and streaming to a set-top-box |
| appel posted 2009 Oct 22 12:59 |
| Hi all
I'm trying to make a server that streams a video that is realtime generated in software, on the server, to a set-top-box client. Essentially the pipeline is something like this: 1. Some pixel buffer (image-buffer) generated in a software on the server at 24 fps (or so). 2. This image-buffer is dumped or sent to a processing software for each frame. 3. The processing software converts this raw image-buffer to a mpeg2 (or mpeg4) unicast stream 4. The set-top-box, which is "tuned" into the unicast stream, displays the resulting image. Any ideas on how to accomplish this without writing the whole thing myself? |
| themaster1 posted 2009 Oct 22 13:28 |
| VLC might be what you're looking for, it can broadcast via IPV6
http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/ch12.html |
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