going to be bandwidth limited for any real usage case, without any compression algorithm. and your isp will hate you if you get more than your few friends to stream it at once, without a hosting service. the proof of concept and tech knowledge is nice though.
Hi, i am actually trying to implement low latency streaming. I try to use ffmpeg, but ffplay buffers video for around one second. I cannot find a way to remove this delay. Its clear that receiving part is buffering, because it is still running for a second when transmitter is killed. I use tcp.
@@universityofthefuture2077 yes. The udp technically should be faster, but with unstable internet it bring very big video artifacts. Tcp makes it much clearer. My usage is for moving device, so it will use mobile network. Anyway, i will be trying with bare tcp for now, maybe ill reach the desired latency. If not, rtsp or webrtc.
going to be bandwidth limited for any real usage case, without any compression algorithm.
and your isp will hate you if you get more than your few friends to stream it at once, without a hosting service.
the proof of concept and tech knowledge is nice though.
Hi, i am actually trying to implement low latency streaming. I try to use ffmpeg, but ffplay buffers video for around one second. I cannot find a way to remove this delay. Its clear that receiving part is buffering, because it is still running for a second when transmitter is killed. I use tcp.
Hi! Did you try with udp?
@@universityofthefuture2077 yes. The udp technically should be faster, but with unstable internet it bring very big video artifacts. Tcp makes it much clearer. My usage is for moving device, so it will use mobile network. Anyway, i will be trying with bare tcp for now, maybe ill reach the desired latency. If not, rtsp or webrtc.