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  • How can I stream images from a remote server to a mobile app in real-time ? [closed]

    1er mars 2024, par Tharunkumar Ampolu

    I have a setup where I connect to a remote server via SSH to retrieve images captured by a robot. Currently, I am using scp to transfer these images to my local system, where I then use FFmpeg to convert them into a video for storage.

    


    However, I would like to explore the possibility of converting these images into a video on-the-fly as they are added to the remote server folder, with the goal of streaming this video feed to a mobile app.

    


    My requirements are as follows :

    


    The image stream needs to be transmitted to the mobile app in real-time.
I would prefer to avoid storing the images locally and instead stream them directly from the remote server to the mobile app.
The streaming solution should be scalable and support a high frame rate (30fps).
Could anyone suggest an approach or provide guidance on how to achieve this ? Specifically, I'm interested in methods for continuously converting images into a video stream on the remote server and then streaming this video feed to a mobile app in real-time.

    


    Any insights, code examples, or recommendations for tools and libraries that could help accomplish this task would be greatly appreciated.

    


  • How to merge audio with the processed video for real time streaming ?

    23 septembre 2019, par Padfoot

    I am detecting objects on a RTMP video+audio stream. The output, object detected video stream doesn’t contain audio in it. How to merge the audio back to the output for real-time video+object streaming output ?

    I am using YOLO in darknet C framework. The FPS is 40. Also the output stream needs to be in 25-30 FPS.

  • Input command for real time video streaming with ffmpeg

    15 mars 2018, par Eric Marchetti Santos

    My real time application renders an image into a byte[] every frame and I want to feed it into a RTP video stream using ffmpeg. However, the tutorials/documentations I find either refer to a device or application (-i video="Some device") or to files in the hard drive. Is it possible to send the frame data from code to a ffmpeg stream ?

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