I am going to transfer real-time video information to PC's server computer using Raspberry Pi's camera on the Internet of Things. I'm not sure about it like a regular tcp communication, and when I google it, I think many people do it through web streaming, so I'm going to make a server on PC so that I can see video information through the server in real time. The server is in the state of making Java and configuring Gui using Swing. I have information about the targets to be managed by the server through database processing.
The camera is mounted on the helmet of the construction site and is intended to be used to view the workers' gaze information in real time.
To get to the point simply, I'm going to organize the screen that I'm seeing on the Raspberry camera so that it can be seen directly on the server that I implemented directly. Like the concept of CCTV, I want to implement it like a real-time video, but the purpose of the video is to lower the frame and send pictures quickly to make it look like a video.
So I'm not sure how to code in Raspberry Pie because it's still unfamiliar. And I don't know how to get it from the server and handle it.
Taking pictures in a certain frame unit can be done simply by processing it with a command, but the problem is how to send it to the PC server.
Help me~~~~!! ㅠ<
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When handled by Linux, FFMPEG is often used to handle encoding. There is an encoding (compression - H.264, AVI, etc.) method to reduce the amount of transmission, such as transmitting only the difference between the previous image and the next image, because the transmission is quite large.
Unless you're trying to use your own encoding method, I suggest you refer to the following link.
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