stream-m | compatible live streaming server supporting the WebM | Video Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | stream-m Summary
Stream-m is created to be an open source solution for streaming live video right into the web browser using the HTML5 video tag and Google’s WebM or the prolific H.264 video format. The current version is a working prototype, which showcases the main ideas. The main design goal is low resource usage. It has a web interface with a real-time bandwidth monitor (with the resolution of 1/10 of a second) for spotting network congestion. Independent streams (channels) are supported.
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- The media chunk
- Adds a video track
- Builds a movie fragment
- Adds an audio track to the movie
- Processes an EBMlement
- Opens a new cluster
- Close the cluster
- Reads the header
- Load an unsigned integer from the buffer
- Handle a transfer event
- Returns a string representation of the client
- Creates a bootstrap server
- Invokes RTM command
- Returns the string representation of this record
- Sends the head file
- Unserialize the class
- Sends the given request
- Serializes the given string to the given byte array
- Serves the given request
- Serialize the given object
- Sends an HTTP request to the matcher
- Loads a HTTP request from an input stream
- Process the handshake response
- Sends a request to the HTTP response
- Prints a log segment
- Finalize track data
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QUESTION
Suppose I have a class as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 01:15There are two primary ways the standard uses to manipulate input & output operations.
1. Storing values in the stream stateYou can store formatting state within streams by using std::ios_base::xalloc()
.
This gives you a long
and void*
value in each stream that you can access with iword()
/ pword()
.
This is the same mechanism that standard io manipulators like std::hex
, std::boolalpha
use.
Note that if you change the stream state it'll stay that way until you change it again, e.g.:
QUESTION
I have a raw image that was taken with v4l2-ctl
after the camera had been setup like:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 09:47Your frame is 2457600 bytes and your pixel dimensions are 1280x960, so you have:
QUESTION
This code creates two KStream
instances separately, both are reading from the same topic:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 17:17The
builder
would be the same, sameapplication.id
Can't speak for the topology, but thinking about the flow at the Consumer API level, the group.id
is built based on the application.id
, therefore your consumer group would be the same for both streams.
With one input topic, only one consumer instance (between the two) would be able to consume from that input topic.
This would explain why there is only one source; therefore, you don't need additional builder.stream()
calls with the same parameters.
QUESTION
I have a docker compose that containss a react app and other django container. They are in the same network so when I try to make curl request from the react container to one of the django services using the service name it works but in the web app it doesn't work and it said :
POST http://backend-account:8000/api/auth/login/ net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
this is my docker compose :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-18 at 15:37Your web app (react) is ultimately run in the user's browser and not in the container. At that moment they are not in the same docker network and using the service name won't work like it does when you use curl from within the container.
So you need to expose your service on your server so that the users from its own machine at home using their browser can make the network request.
Then you need to use the server IP address or domain name you have set up, in your frontend code to hit the Django backend.
Since you have already published the ports of your backends, 8080:8000
and 7000:7000
, you can hit that service on your server IP if your firewall permits.
For example, use one of those in your frontend code.
QUESTION
Thank you so much for taking your time and reply. Lets say I have to play live stream with the following requirements; How can I make a working Player for a browser?
Manifest URL = "https://live-stream-manifest.mpd"
Manifest URL require special headers which are;
HeaderName = "manName1" HeaderValue = "manValue1"
HeaderName = "manName2" HeaderValue = "manValue2"
Widevine License URL = "https://widevine-license.com"
Widevine License require special headers which are;
HeaderName = "licName1" HeaderValue = "licValue1"
HeaderName = "licName2" HeaderValue = "licValue2"
With the above info I made the following player but I don't know where to put the headers for manifest which are required when request is made.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-14 at 01:51I'm running on Clappr filled with Shaka (& Clappr ext) and used settings below. Instructions should apply to any other Shaka based video client as well. Refer to https://shaka-player-demo.appspot.com/docs/api/tutorial-license-server-auth.html.
In my case, there was possibly mismatch between documentation and the way of catching type returning from player.getNetworkingEngine().registerRequestFilter
. Unlike in documentation, I found 2 to correspond WV request.
QUESTION
I am getting an error with firebase functions. When I run the functions locally using emulators they work fine. But when I firebase deploy
and on subsequent execution of a certain function, I get an error which suggests that the version of ffmpeg installed on the server I have deployed to is out of date
How do I update ffmpeg
(or indeed any software) on the server? Maybe I SSH into it and update software? Maybe I should provide some config to define what software my code depends on prior to deployment? Please advise how an update can be done thanks
OPTIONAL READING:
My Node.js code uses execSync(myFfmpegCommand)
which is why the dependency exists
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-23 at 01:49Here's my findings.
You cannot install custom software onto a Node.js runtime environment as the disk is read only. If the software you want is not on the runtime environment already then you are stuffed.
I further found that functions are not meant for heavyweight work but just for lightweight ops. If a function needs to do some heavy lifting then it can ask Google App Engine to do it for it. The function communicates with App Engine over HTTP or PubSub.
What is App Engine I hear you ask! It basically allows you to deploy server code to the cloud. For example, think of an express.js server that you typically use for your backend. That's what App Engine is. Then you just deploy it!
App Engine can be configured through a yaml file to determine memory and optionally a Dockerfile to determine what OS to use and what software to install. The yaml looks like this:
QUESTION
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Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 14:21QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 23:11In SICP type streams the car
of a stream is not delayed, but the cdr
is.
The whole expression,
QUESTION
I want to convert a nested map structure created by java streams + groupingBy into a list of POJOs, where each POJO represents one of the groups and also holds all the matching objects of that group.
I have the following code: I use project lombok for convenience here (@Builder, @Data). Please let me know if that is confusing.
My goal is to prevent two points from happening:
- Having deeply nested maps and
- As a result: Looping over these nested maps via keySets or entrySets to actually do stuff if the entries
Instead, I'd love a clean and flat list of POJOs that represent the grouping and conveniently hold the matching entries for each group.
Find the code on GitHub to run if locally, if you want.
Edit 1: I've updated the code again to remove the lastname and add another "Gerrit" object to have two objects with the same grouping. I hope this makes the intent clearer.
Edit 2: I have updated the code again to add a property on Person which is not part of the grouping.
I am looking for an output like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 20:16If you add a duplicate person in your solution, then grouping
variable will hold only non-duplicate values. I believe it is not the right intention you want.
To achieve that you hold also duplicates, you can create a "grouping key" inside Person
class to group values appropriately (or even use records, depending on your Java version).
QUESTION
I have a stream of nodes and a stream of edges that represent consecutive updates of a graph and I want to build patterns composed of nodes and edges using multiple joins in series. Let's suppose I want to match a pattern like: (node1) --[edge1]--> (node2).
My idea is to join the stream of nodes with the stream of edges in order to compose a stream of sub-patterns of type (node1) --[edge1]-->. Then take the resulting stream and join it with the stream of nodes another time in order to compose the final pattern (node1) --[edge1]--> (node2). Filterings on the particular type of nodes and edges are not important.
So I have nodes, edges and patterns structured in Avro format:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 16:41In your first ValueJoiner
you create a new new object:
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