Each image packet gets 1 byte which contains the count for which packet it is in the order of all image packets. For our purposes, I think 1 byte will be enough as in my previous testing I remember most of our images were around 30-40KB which would mean around 117-156 packets.
Each image packet gets 1 byte which contains the count for which packet it is in the order of all image packets. For our purposes, I think 1 byte will be enough as in my previous testing I remember most of our images were around 30-40KB which would mean around 117-156 packets.