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MJPEG streams, webkit, and NSImage
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MJPEG streams, webkit, and NSImage


  • Subject: MJPEG streams, webkit, and NSImage
  • From: Brad Peterson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 19:51:25 -0700 (PDT)

Hi all,

I recently got a wireless security camera, and although I can view it in Safari just fine, I was hoping to be able to integrate the feed into some existing code I have.

I've seen a couple of posts on this list about webkit, and how difficult it was (is?) to use webkit to work with MJPEG streams, but no follow-up posts about how that might have been resolved by the OP.

Are there any solid examples on working with MJPEG and webkit or, say, NSImage? I'd like to grab the MJPEG stream as a series of images, if possible, and assemble into a movie or discard them later.

QT doesn't seem to have any support for MJPEG, but I've asked on the QT lists just to be safe.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

B



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