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Originally Posted by k0nr4d
I saw a VR webcam setup at the prague show but it's 1/4th of the puzzle. You need a player for it on the client end that supports rtc or hls (with hls having mega lag), you need transcoding on the server end (and see how much resources it takes to transcode even a single 3k or 4k video stream at once), etc.
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Tanks for noticing our cameras ;)
Several viewers exist (even pure HTML5), encoding is working well, we can push on 3 to 5mbps 3K good quality videos, and are now at final test phase of a server solution (not only for VR) that reduce latency to almost nothing in bidirectional communication (time for the signal to travel) - This has already approved in UK for remote surgery!
And all of that works on any i5-i7 computer as long you can plug the USB3 (no need of special software), and can go through 4G without any issue.
All of that very soon available on several cam sites.
Stay tune!
