Best low-latency streaming method for VoCore2?
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2017 3:05 am
Hey Everyone!
I'm working on a project that involves streaming video from a vocore2 and I'm using the Vocore2 Camera from the store. I saw that there are a couple tutorials for using mjpeg streaming that makes it easy to visualize a stream from a browser (and process that stream with other scripts).
However, since I'm working on a robotics project, I need low-latency and a decent (20+) FPS. I've been reading that mjpeg streaming may not be that good for this since it has issues with FPS and latency, and I saw that the VoCore2 camera also supports H.264, which seems better for my purposes.
I couldn't find a specific tutorial on how to get the h.264 stream working with low-latency from the /dev/video1 folder on the VoCore2.
Apologies if this is answered elsewhere - first time using the VoCore! I would appreciate any help or advice on getting the stream to work well for this robotics project!
I'm working on a project that involves streaming video from a vocore2 and I'm using the Vocore2 Camera from the store. I saw that there are a couple tutorials for using mjpeg streaming that makes it easy to visualize a stream from a browser (and process that stream with other scripts).
However, since I'm working on a robotics project, I need low-latency and a decent (20+) FPS. I've been reading that mjpeg streaming may not be that good for this since it has issues with FPS and latency, and I saw that the VoCore2 camera also supports H.264, which seems better for my purposes.
I couldn't find a specific tutorial on how to get the h.264 stream working with low-latency from the /dev/video1 folder on the VoCore2.
Apologies if this is answered elsewhere - first time using the VoCore! I would appreciate any help or advice on getting the stream to work well for this robotics project!