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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
This sounds great. I've been contemplating finding something like this and compiling for the roborio (though I was considering ffmpeg et al), now I don't have to!
![]() I've been nervous about running the streaming stuff in the same process as our robot code (particularly since we're in python and there are GIL contention issues), so having a standalone executable sounds great. |
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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
Have you guys run this during a competition yet? I would be concerned about the bandwidth taken by two simultaneous video streams. In the past, we've accidentally saturated the feed between our laptop and the robot with a single 640 x 480 stream.
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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
How do you display it on the PC, thru smartdashboard or VLC? And does the FMS allow for communications over the ports used?
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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
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HTH, Mike |
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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
We're actually doing our DS in HTML/JS, with a python interface to forward networktables to/from the HTML page, so the mjpg-streamer is exactly what we're looking for. We played with it a little bit today and it's pretty sweet, but haven't wired it into our interface yet.
I'm curious, what javascript magic do you need to do to switch streams? Is there a delay? We setup two servers, and were able to stream two cameras that way. Didn't try the JS magic yet. |
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Re: mjpg-streamer running on roboRIO
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HTH, Mike |
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