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can any one help me what is the efficient way to display jpeg images in browsers using c programming.....any links or any sample code which helps me out.Thank u in advance.
can any one help me what is the efficient way to display jpeg images in browsers using c programming.....any links or any sample code which helps me out.Thank u in advance.
i want to pass continous jpeg images which is captured from a camera and diplay it on a browser....just as if u r watching a live video on a browser...i have already done it with MIME, able to display it on browser,i m not able to display it by using mplayer...how can i display it using mplayer.
i want to pass continous jpeg images which is captured from a camera and diplay it on a browser....just as if u r watching a live video on a browser...i have already done it with MIME, able to display it on browser,i m not able to display it by using mplayer...how can i display it using mplayer.
If you want to display something with 'mplayer', you need to provide 'mplayer' with input stream it understands/supports. Have investigated which input streams are supported by 'mplayer' ?
If you want to display something with 'mplayer', you need to provide 'mplayer' with input stream it understands/supports. Have investigated which input streams are supported by 'mplayer' ?
No i didnt check....so i have to specify input stream in mplayer..can u explain little more clear so i can try with that..
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