I can convert with VLC an RTSP stream on a server to an MJPEG stream reachable via HTTP. Chrome and Firefox can natively play an MJPEG stream but Internet Explorer can't. I can't use solutions like Cambozola or others.
Is there a way via VLC to serve a JPEG snapshot via HTTP from an RTSP stream? So I can request sanpshots in sequence and refresh image with javascript (no plugin or external software on Internet Explorer).
Snapshot on HTTP
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Re: Snapshot on HTTP
No. Snapshots are local.
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