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Live JPEG image stream or Live MPEG Video ??
by Roel Krottje on Jun 17, 2009 at 6:59:13 am

Hi all!

I'm trying to define the best solution for my live media stream of 2 frames per second (2 frames per second is perfect for me).. I'm not sure if I should go for a stream of JPG image files or a live MPEG stream which on my camera is available in 10 frames per seconds. First of all, the JPG stream seems a lot smaller to me, which is good because I don't want to have too much of a dataload on the server (costs more money obviously), however it seems dificult to impliment this technique (refreshing a JPG image on a website every 500 miliseconds) .. So the MPEG stream seems to be a better solution, however, it has a much bigger stream (in kB's) - at least, that's what I'm guessing..

What's your opinion about this? Have you got any advice for me???

Thnx a lot in advance!!!!

Kind regards,
Roel


P.s. I do not need any sound streams....


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