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streaming client?

hi,

I like to implement a streaming client but I have no idea how to draw
the images. I have a buffer that holds a whole jpeg-image (i stream
motion-jpeg), how can i draw this buffer directly without storing it on
disk? should I use qt oder sth like that? (linux)
Jul 23 '05 #1
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It depends on your operating system and the decoder that you are using.
Check a linux programming newsgroup for the best way to write it to the
display.

Jul 23 '05 #2
Andreas Müller wrote:
hi,

I like to implement a streaming client but I have no idea how to draw
the images. I have a buffer that holds a whole jpeg-image (i stream
motion-jpeg), how can i draw this buffer directly without storing it on
disk? should I use qt oder sth like that? (linux)


This is actually off-topic here. A better group would be for example
comp.os.linux.d evelopment.apps

Having that said, the best solution under X (which I assume here, since you
mention Linux and Qt) would be to use the X video extension (man Xv).

Jul 23 '05 #3

"Andreas Müller" <ma************ **************@ amueller.org> wrote in
message news:d7******** **@newsserv.zdv .uni-tuebingen.de...
should I use qt oder sth like that? (linux)


What's "qt oder sth"???

-Howard
Jul 23 '05 #4

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