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real-time Video distribution over network. multicasting or broadcasting? [closed]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!Send HD video over SONETReal time transcoding of multiple RTMP-StreamsMultiple network interfaces and UDP packets distributionHow do I know if IP Multicasting is enabled on my network in Windows?Router for a heavy video streaming dependent networkVideo streaming over multi display unitsOne terabyte of video served per hour - network limits?streaming hd video over internetcontrolling access while caching video content on-site on client's networkReal Time Streaming Across WAN -> WiFi (No site-to-site or point-to-point)
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I have a camera that gives an video output on its gigabit Ethernet port. This video has a format of RFC 4175 RTP Payload Format for Uncompressed Video. It is now a part of SMPTE ST 2110 standard. I try to display this video on two different laptops where they located two different places. I try to put an Gigabit Ethernet switch and distributes video to two different laptops. Should I use a multicasting or broadcasting schema? I searched how can I decode the this standard and display the camera video on monitor. It is seen that I can be docode the RFC 4175 encoded video and display it on the monitor by using ffmpeg codec. But I could not find that how can I receive packets from my ethernet port to ffmpeg driver for decoding them in the command line. And can I do this work (decoding RFC 4175 encoded camera video with ffmpeg and display on the two different laptops) over network in real-time?
I am not sure that whether putting an Ethernet switch will cause extra delay or synchronization loss between the video on two different laptops.
Thank you.
multicast video video-streaming ffmpeg
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I have a camera that gives an video output on its gigabit Ethernet port. This video has a format of RFC 4175 RTP Payload Format for Uncompressed Video. It is now a part of SMPTE ST 2110 standard. I try to display this video on two different laptops where they located two different places. I try to put an Gigabit Ethernet switch and distributes video to two different laptops. Should I use a multicasting or broadcasting schema? I searched how can I decode the this standard and display the camera video on monitor. It is seen that I can be docode the RFC 4175 encoded video and display it on the monitor by using ffmpeg codec. But I could not find that how can I receive packets from my ethernet port to ffmpeg driver for decoding them in the command line. And can I do this work (decoding RFC 4175 encoded camera video with ffmpeg and display on the two different laptops) over network in real-time?
I am not sure that whether putting an Ethernet switch will cause extra delay or synchronization loss between the video on two different laptops.
Thank you.
multicast video video-streaming ffmpeg
asked Apr 10 at 16:04
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closed as too broad by Chopper3, Ward♦ Apr 11 at 2:01
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40
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I have a camera that gives an video output on its gigabit Ethernet port. This video has a format of RFC 4175 RTP Payload Format for Uncompressed Video. It is now a part of SMPTE ST 2110 standard. I try to display this video on two different laptops where they located two different places. I try to put an Gigabit Ethernet switch and distributes video to two different laptops. Should I use a multicasting or broadcasting schema? I searched how can I decode the this standard and display the camera video on monitor. It is seen that I can be docode the RFC 4175 encoded video and display it on the monitor by using ffmpeg codec. But I could not find that how can I receive packets from my ethernet port to ffmpeg driver for decoding them in the command line. And can I do this work (decoding RFC 4175 encoded camera video with ffmpeg and display on the two different laptops) over network in real-time?
I am not sure that whether putting an Ethernet switch will cause extra delay or synchronization loss between the video on two different laptops.
Thank you.
multicast video video-streaming ffmpeg
asked Apr 10 at 16:04
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I have a camera that gives an video output on its gigabit Ethernet port. This video has a format of RFC 4175 RTP Payload Format for Uncompressed Video. It is now a part of SMPTE ST 2110 standard. I try to display this video on two different laptops where they located two different places. I try to put an Gigabit Ethernet switch and distributes video to two different laptops. Should I use a multicasting or broadcasting schema? I searched how can I decode the this standard and display the camera video on monitor. It is seen that I can be docode the RFC 4175 encoded video and display it on the monitor by using ffmpeg codec. But I could not find that how can I receive packets from my ethernet port to ffmpeg driver for decoding them in the command line. And can I do this work (decoding RFC 4175 encoded camera video with ffmpeg and display on the two different laptops) over network in real-time?
I am not sure that whether putting an Ethernet switch will cause extra delay or synchronization loss between the video on two different laptops.
Thank you.
multicast video video-streaming ffmpeg
multicast video video-streaming ffmpeg
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closed as too broad by Chopper3, Ward♦ Apr 11 at 2:01
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by Chopper3, Ward♦ Apr 11 at 2:01
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40
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This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40
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This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40
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This is a very 'top down' question that raises dozens of additional 'lower' questions, which would then lead to further questions - there's no one answer to this as it stands. Come back to us when you have more specific, answerable, questions please.
– Chopper3
Apr 10 at 16:43
Dear @Chopper3. I know it is not a very specific one. But a general guide would be much more useful for me. Finding a script for decoding the RFC 4175 video using ffmpeg could be a start point for me. After that I can put a switch and try to decode streams on both laptop. Thank you.
– doner_t
Apr 10 at 17:40