Furthermore, the shared library must be renamed to 'openh264.dll'. The OpenH264 library can be obtained from. If you do like to use H.264 streaming the OpenH264 library must be available in the 'Dynamic-Link Library Search' path. The H.264 encoder is not distributed with this setup package. The libraries could also be found in the /bin/ directory. The uEye Streaming library depends on the FFmpeg library version 2.8.7 and the live media library version 1 which are also distributed with this setup package. The binary file of the uEye Streaming library could be found in the /bin/ directory, the development files are in the /library/ directory. This setup package contains the uEye Streaming library, a graphical demo application, using the Qt toolkit, to stream images from a uEye camera and example source code as CMake projects.
For the graphical demo application 'uEyeStreamer' the Qt development toolkit must be available (min 4.6.x). To build the example source codes CMake and a C++11 compatible compiler must be available. The IDS Software Suite must be installed. The OpenH264 encoder is now used for H.264 encoding. The FFmpeg libraries has been updated to version 2.8.7. The live media library has been updated to version 1. Methods, enumerations, and structures have been renamed to get the relationships more clearly. The uEye Streaming library has been reworked. A demo application is also included to set up a RTSP server and to stream images from a uEye camera. The uEye Streaming library supports automatic scaling and encoding of images with video codecs like MJPEG and H.264. While moving code online, I also write some understanding of FFmpeg and Qt tools.įirst, macros are defined to avoid the mistake that'UINT64_C'was not declared in this scope.The uEye Streaming library provides a simple mechanism to set up a RTSP server for streaming images captured with uEye cameras.
Recent contacts with FFmpeg require a program that reads and displays the rtsp stream. Multimedia Development Using FFmpeg (1) - Reading Video Stream
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