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Webcam streaming
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 14:10
by lorus
I want to stream live video from a Axis 213 PTZ to more than 20 users.
Is it possible to do this by using AXIS Video Capture Driver and windows media encoder to have the stream delivered by VLC server?
Re: Webcam streaming
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 14:47
by olegkirillov
If you can view stream from your camera vith vlc, then, in most cases, you can rebroadcast it. You don't need WME, vlc can do transcoding for you, if needed.
Using vlc you're only limited by your upstream bandwidth, not the number of viewers. The back side of the coin is that they'll be unable to control the camera.
Re: Webcam streaming
Posted: 02 Sep 2008 18:02
by LaBay
I want to stream live video from a Axis 213 PTZ to more than 20 users.
Is it possible to do this by using AXIS Video Capture Driver and windows media encoder to have the stream delivered by VLC server?
Here you will find an answer for your question(HowTo) without AXIS Video Capture Driver.
Let me know if you have problem with Russian
Re: Webcam streaming
Posted: 12 Sep 2008 10:03
by fbosman
Hi,
I have also a wish in streaming with an Axis 207W. I don't speak Russian, have you got an english version of that information?
regards,
Frans Bosman
Re: Webcam streaming
Posted: 05 Oct 2008 11:26
by LaBay
Hi,
I have also a wish in streaming with an Axis 207W. I don't speak Russian, have you got an english version of that information?
regards,
Frans Bosman
Hi Frans,
Before HowTo translation, I can describe it shortly:
there are 2 problems
1) AXIS products stream video with MPE4 ES codec without muxing;
2) VLC can't transcode unmuxed video stream.
That is why you have run 2 instances of VLC:
1) for TS muxing;
2) for video transcoding.
Next two weeks I'll publish English HowTo translation at my
site.
regards,
Gleb Baybuzenko
Re: Webcam streaming
Posted: 16 Apr 2009 20:07
by fbosman
Hi,
I managed to solve this problem.
By using Blue Iris Software this software can capture video and sound from my 207w and publish it to an windows media server.
regards,
Frans