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Originally Posted by JesseK
If the stream is a true stream, then this may be of help ... if you can't write code/scripting to make a stream of your own, then see below. ffmpeg (on linux) may help create a stream; it's pretty versatile, but I've only used it to convert youtube videos into local files.
www.videolan.org
Otherwise, you may wind up wrapping the images and then coming up with a simple Java display that displays the latest image from the socket. We did this in 2009 & 2012. It's another layer of complexity, so I'd recommend trying to get a video stream going first. |
Thanks for the pointers! Ideally we'd like to be able to take the frames that we would normally render to the viewport and send them to the dashboard. A c or c++ api that lets you just feed frames into it would be ideal. I am afraid of the cpu overhead of this but it could be a good debugging tool that you just turn off in matches. Or maybe the second cpu on the pandaboard could handle it.