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I'm using FFmpeg on a RPI4 to send webcam video to my SRS server over the internet
Now I want to process the video frames on another computer using a programming language like python. For this, I aim to utilize the WebRTC protocol to achieve minimal delay in the receiving/processing computer
I know it's possible to use something like this:
http://my server ip/live/livestream.flv
But I'm not sure It can be as real time as WebRTC, somethings like videos shows in:
http://my server ip/players/rtc_player.html
Any guidance or suggestions on how to achieve minimal delay with WebRTC and Python for frame processing would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi friends
I'm using FFmpeg on a RPI4 to send webcam video to my SRS server over the internet
Now I want to process the video frames on another computer using a programming language like python. For this, I aim to utilize the WebRTC protocol to achieve minimal delay in the receiving/processing computer
I know it's possible to use something like this:
http://my server ip/live/livestream.flv
But I'm not sure It can be as real time as WebRTC, somethings like videos shows in:
http://my server ip/players/rtc_player.html
Any guidance or suggestions on how to achieve minimal delay with WebRTC and Python for frame processing would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your guidance.
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