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- CharlesDesign June 2017
- kfrajer June 2017
Fastest way to create a video stream
Hi there,
I'd like to hear some of your ideas around creating the fastest possible video stream.
I've tried:
- Spout with NDI (processing)
- Websocket.io (P5.js)
Unfortunately both of these were substantially slower than a Skype stream. I'm not expecting to match Skype but aiming to get at least 20fps at 960x540.
Thanks, Charles
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I'm still looking for an optimal solution, can anyone advise? To be clear I'm trying to stream a webcam output over the internet.
Have you tried IPCapture? https://forum.processing.org/two/search?Search=ipcapture
Not sure if it is functional....
Kf
That seems to be a good option to receive but I'm still stuck on the emitting side,