Feature/rtsp #58
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* Added rtsp component with rtsp_client (copied from esp-cpp/camera-display) and new rtsp_server * Added example for showing rtsp_server * Added python code with two different implementations (one uses opencv rtsp client functionality, the other is custom implementation) * Added python code for showing raw jpeg data
* Allow configuration of packetization parameter for the rtsp_server since the original (1500) was too large for the esp32 camera-display to receive properly
* Make sure client uses new socket interface * Update config for the client sockets * Updated initialization for the rtp packet.
* Updated rtsp example code to have RtspClient example * Updated rtsp client to have more coplete docs
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This was referenced May 6, 2023
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Description
Motivation and Context
camera-streamer and camera-display Make use of them, so consolidating into a single library helps ensure the client and server always interoperate. Additionally, it provides another use case for the socket library to help validate its usability.
How has this been tested?
Running the code in the repos above, see the video below.
Screenshots (if appropriate, e.g. schematic, board, console logs, lab pictures):
Example showing the server (camera), the client (handheld display), and the python client, with both clients connected simultaneously:
rtsp_client_server_compressed.mp4
Screenshot showing the server running for a very long time (all day, see timestamp in log > 33,000 seconds):
Screenshot showing the received framerate on the camera-display:
Screenshot of main code for camera-streamer output:
Types of changes
Checklist:
Software
.github/workflows/build.ymlfile to add my new test to the automated cloud build github action.