Hi All,
I am using benchmark_tx.py and benchmark_rx.py to transmit and receive
video
file. For now, I have a video file to transmit, and at the receiver
side, I
save the received data to a file, then use a media player to play it.
This
part works fine. However, how about if I want to do a real-time video
receiving? How to sink received data directly to a media player, instead
of
saving them as a file first?
Thanks,
Brook
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You may try ‘VideoLAN’. It supports IP streaming output and input. Then
you
can make your TX RX as an IP tunnel.
BR
HUANG Lin
2008/6/19, Brook L. [email protected]:
Thanks so much. But do you have some tutorial regarding it? How should I
start it?
Thanks,
Brook L.
Lin Huang-2 wrote:
You may try ‘VideoLAN’. It supports IP streaming output and input. Then
you
can make your TX RX as an IP tunnel.
BR
HUANG Lin
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On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 3:08 AM, Brook L. [email protected] wrote:
Thanks so much. But do you have some tutorial regarding it? How should I
start it?
I believe you may be looking in the wrong place for the answer to this
one. Might I suggest VLC’s documentation? You may want to try this
out:
http://www.videolan.org/doc/
I think I’d recommend “VLC Streaming Howto: Complete user guide for
the server aspects of VLC”, but feel free to browse through them all.
Brian
Yes. This document will be helpful.
I think VLC has friendly user interface so maybe you just install it
then
you will know how to start it.
If the data rate of your gnrradio link is very low, you have to set
small
size of the image (e.g. 480*320) and very low bit rate to the video
codec
(bad quality).
Good Luck
Lin
2008/6/20, Brian P. [email protected]: