Camera stream transfer to another pc over lan #1243
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Well, let's do the math. Consider
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ing uncompressed, debayered images (3 byts per pixel), the size of an Image is: Sending 5 of those with 30 FPS adds up to: Does your connection have that link speed? You will probably have to have 10 Gbit/s interfaces on both machines. If you plan on compressing the image, you can redo the math to calculate your required link speeds. |
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yes, I have a 10 Gbit/sec interface on both the devices To create a pipeline, I was trying to run the sample codes to start a basic communication but it's not working. I am very new to networking, so apologies in advance if it's a silly question. |
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You have probably already seen our online Getting Started guide: You should start off following it. You will not need any eCAL Services for now, but it is a good idea to get them working as well. The eCAL TCP Layer is rather similar to the eCAL Services and if the Services don't work, then the eCAL TCP Layer will probably not work as well. So:
If everything works, you should be ready to send big data between your machines. You should use the C++ API and activate TCP for your publisher in order to force eCAL to use TCP. |
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Hello,
I want to send 5 camera streams(1920x1080) to another PC connected with rj45 cable.
Requirements device1:
Requirement for device2:
I want to know how feasible it is to use such a system and whether I can maintain 20-30 fps, if yes, please guide me in the right direction to implement this using ecal.
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