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It looks like the image format is up to the VideoCamera codec, and that ImageZMQ is simply passing the raw data, which may be JPEG, or may not, depends on if PiCam is used. Is this true? Would it be m…
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If you look into the `apps/` Directory you will be able to a set of folders, each of which represents an application in the OBC framework. Timelapse, PiCam, TelemData etc. are all examples of applicat…
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Imagezmq is a pretty slick and robust library that helped me a lot with running live video streams from different webcams and other sources (not only Raspberry) to my home server.
In my project, I …
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Hi,
Thank you for the great project. I would like to stream two videos from one pi device but I am not sure how to do that, any thoughts?
Thank you in advance.
JCP13 updated
5 years ago
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I am a bit new to networking. In the client-side, we specify the IP address and the port number. How can we send the images from client to a server or computer (Maybe EC2 or my personal laptop)?
What…
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Hi Jeff,
I'm loving this library and experiment something using opencv.
I'm able to run it locally, however, when I tried to connect an server on Google cloud receiving images from my local camera, …
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Hello , I have this code for showing frame by frame videofeed from Raspberry Pi but it doesn't work,and I don't understand why , can you help me please?
`@app.route('/video_feed')
def video_feed()…
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Hello again.
Following their examples, we see that the client (raspberry) sends to the server (mac) two data, the name of the client and the video frame, but now my question is: is it possible to s…
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Hi ! This is not an issue related to your implementation.
I am looking to connect frames from my Picam to a google cloud based compute engine GPU
client running on pi :
`import socket
import …
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Hi, this is abit of an emergency, so, when I run it in a normal way(like the example in the README), it runs fine, but whenever I put it inside a class, it runs once for a second-ish and crashes, with…