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[question] how about make it compatible with wcjs-renderer? #3

Closed RSATom closed 8 years ago

RSATom commented 8 years ago

please look at https://github.com/RSATom/webgl-video-renderer (it's wcjs-renderer without dependency from WebChimera.js). renderer usage example: https://github.com/RSATom/wcjs-ugly-demo

If you will have any questions, or will need help - I (and some other guys) will be glad to help you.

smolleyes commented 8 years ago

+1

tmarrinan commented 8 years ago

For frame accurate rendering I have implemented a streaming app that sends the frames decoded on the server to a web client via WebSockets. The client then uses these frames as WebGL textures. *Note: this does require very high bandwidth networks ( > 1 Gbps)

I the websocketio library (https://github.com/tmarrinan/websocketio) that I developed for the streaming. It's very similar to socket.io, but outperforms it for binary streaming.

RSATom commented 8 years ago

Did you try something like Full HD with client and server on the same host? Is it possible get good fps?

tmarrinan commented 8 years ago

Yes - if server and client are the same (connect to server using localhost), then the framerate is good. It is also good if you have an internal network with > 1 Gbps connecting a server to a client that is on a different machine. 4K videos can get a bit choppy depending on your CPU (decoding time alone comes into play, along with streaming and rendering)

RSATom commented 8 years ago

What hardware did you use in this test? What cpu load did you have?

tmarrinan commented 8 years ago

I've run it on a number of machines: for example

CPU load will typically be noticeable while the video is decoding - not sure on exact percentages

RSATom commented 8 years ago

i.e. more than 10-20% ? Right?

tmarrinan commented 8 years ago

Yes

RSATom commented 8 years ago

Thank you for info.