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Display local gstreamer stream in browser

I have a camera entering a linear machine using the V4l2 interface as the source for the gstreamer pipeline. I am creating an interface to control the camera, and I would like to do this in HTML / javascript, exchanging information with a local server. The problem is getting the feed from the gst pipeline in the browser. The following options are possible:

  • Rollback from gst to v4l2 device that displays with support for flash webcams.
  • MJPEG stream output displayed in browser
  • RTSP stream output that is displayed using flash
  • Writing a browser plugin
  • Overlaying Native Browser Application X

Anyone have experience solving this problem before? The most important requirement is that the feed will be as close to real time as possible. I would like to avoid a flash if possible, although it may not be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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You have already thought of several solutions. You can also transfer to ogg / vorbis / theora or vp8 to the icecast server, see the OLPC GStreamer wiki for examples .

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