[jhallenworld]

Oh yeah, I saw that. I'm also hoping to be able to use the h.264 compression hardware built into the SoC we're using and it was my understanding that jsmpeg was MPEG1 only.

That being said, the ffmpeg solution is not using the hardware accelerator either, even though it does support MJPEG. But I think with work we can get a gstreamer based solution: the missing part is an equivalent of ffserver that works with gstreamer. The hardware vendors like to provide gstreamer plug-ins for their accelerators.

Also, it's weird to me that this needs a giant javascript client library. What about the HTML5 built-in video support?

[mbrumlow]

If you are using mpeg1 you can just dump the packets on the line. And if you want to get fancy you can read in a HQ stream and setup a beefy server to run 3 or 4 conversions to different bandwith classes and move clients up and down as required.

My code is geared to robots -- and has not been updated recently but there is at least a example of the simpler multiplexing in go.

https://github.com/mbrumlow/webbot

[jhallenworld]

Cool, I'll try it.