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bartbutenaers / node-red-contrib-multipart-stream-encoder

Node Red node for encoding multipart streams over http
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Where are the images output to? #6

Closed asd-macl closed 2 years ago

asd-macl commented 2 years ago

I don't know if I'm missing something, but I copied the example for "Same stream to 'all clients'" into a new flow (replacing the missing interval node with a regular inject that repeats every 1 second) and can't find where my video receiver software should be looking to receive the image. Is this to be set up outside of the given flow?

Thanks

bartbutenaers commented 2 years ago

Hi @asd-macl,

Sorry for the delay, was a busy week...

Yes indeed you need to replace the interval node, since the example flows are already quite old.

You can also add a node-red-contrib-image-output node to your flow, to preview whether your images are good:

multipart_encoder2

So in this case the flow is running on my https://localhost:1880. You see in the above flow that there is a http-in node listening to the path "/infinite". Which means that if you navigate to https://localhost:1880/infinite, your http request will arrive at the output of the http-in node, so it will be injected into the multipart-stream-encoder node (which will send the images to your browser):

multipart_encoder

Of course you should replace localhost by the hostname where your Node-RED flow is running....

Is that a bit clear?

asd-macl commented 2 years ago

Yes, I'm able to see the images on their own page now. Thank you!