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Custom camera server.
I am hoping to have a coprocessor that uses a webcam for the vision processing. The vision processing I have done. What I need to do now is stream the image to more custom software for the drivers to see. I have figured out basic use of sockets, and I found third party software to handle the server side streaming. How do I get the stream on the client side, knowing the exact port I am going to be using and assuming that the stream is an mjpeg. Does anyone have experience with network code and mjpegs? I could use some general pointers even if you can't explain everything.
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Re: Custom camera server.
If you are using the axis camera, you an stream directly be typing the IP of the camera into your browser address bar. If you are using a USB camera, you may like the software, YawCam.
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Re: Custom camera server.
Like I said, I already have the server side streaming handled both in windows (with yawcam, what a coincidence) and in linux with a variety of softwares that surprisingly all work. The problem now lies in getting the stream on the laptop in code (preferably c# or c++). I was wondering if anyone could point me to a method of doing this. again, I know what port the stream is on, I need to actually get the mjpeg.
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