Closed RickBadKan closed 5 years ago
I haven’t used nest before, but I assume you would need to intercept a udp/rtp stream of some sort and pipe it to the browser as hls or mpeg dash. An easier approach might be to create a chrome extension that runs object detection on the actual nest website
Yes, I can generate a public link (.m3u8) which can view the video stream. The thing is that I wanted to integrate this video to be processed natively by the code. Like the other branch you have, the stand alone video.
Oh okay cool, I was actually working on a project last weekend that uses .m3u8
I ended up using https://github.com/video-dev/hls.js/ I can try do upload the project here when I get a chance. Would you mind sharing the public link for testing purposes?
It would be great if you could upload this project. I'd be very helpful.
About the public Nest link, I'd rather not share it for privacy reasons; it records my house 24/7. But there's a lot of free and public MPEG-DASH and HLS example test streams links, like this one.
Yea, of course, no problem :) I'll check those out and upload the code when I have something working
@bourdakos1 any news on this code? I'd like to start using it with the Nest cam for some projects :)
Oh sorry, yea I got something working but I forgot to upload the code. Do you mind re-opening this issue on the “training” repo?
code available at https://github.com/cloud-annotations/object-detection-live-stream
I wanted to change the video source from my camera to a Nest cam public link. I tried to change the source argument to a URL but it didn't work out. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm kind of new to React so any help would be nice.