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1. rtp streaming video internet

Probably not the right thread, but I figure you guys are smart enough
to know.  I have used a realtime protocol API from lucent for
streaming video.  I have used it on windows with directshow and it
worked decently but I was wondering what approach should I use for
porting it to linux.  The rtp api code is written for linux also, but
I need some kind of GUI to work with it.  I guess I could just use
straight Xwindows but was wondering what type of gui api to use.
That is for the client for the server I wouldnt even know where to
begin to
get a captured video api, like directshow?

Also, how exactly does streaming video work, my code will update the
window when it has a complete frame and since each frame is about a MB
in size plus the size of the udp packet.  It makes for slow streaming
video, somewhere in the neighborhood of 10-12 FPS at its best.  Are
there other approaches like I was thinking that maybe the server could
send three bytes, the pixel color and the x and y position of that
particular position.  Of course that would triple the size of the 1mb
image, but at least it doesnt have to have a start frame and end
frame.

Berlin Brown

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