Questions about setting up a video server

Eli Napchan <[email protected]> Sun, 5 Jan 2003 14:23:34 +0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.videolan.vlcs
Organization DLM
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

My application consists of 4 video cameras (usb) the images of which (one=
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them, selected by the user) should be displayed on the client connected v=
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the internet.

I have no experience in this, although I can work with linux and windows,=
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program a bit. My idea is to setup a linux (or windows) web server with a=
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broadband connection (256 or 512 upload speed), and this will be serving =
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clients that will connect to it.=20

One of the aspects I would like to consider is what size of images, and h=
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many frames per second, should I be sending to the clients. As above, eac=
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client will be watching only one source in normal size, or perhaps, all=20
sources in a 1/4 screen size for each.

I would appreciate receiving any information/suggestion or links to where=
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can read more about it, and perhaps get a starting point. For a start I h=
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the following:
1. windows machine with windows 2000 server
1. linux mandrake server
1. usb logitech web camera

Thanks very much for any help,

Eli Napchan
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