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From: <yan@se...> - 2008-01-28 18:00:33
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I have two ip cameras that stream mjpeg images over http. As the images are coming in, I'd like to rotate them 90 degrees so that they're portrait and then stick them together into a single composite image that's now lanscape. In other words: Camera1: 640x480 image stream Camera2: 640x480 image stream rotate each image: Camera1.jpg -> 480x640 Camera2.jpg -> 480x640 combine the two: composite.jpg -> 960x640 and stream the composite out as a http mjpeg stream to motion. Anyone know of any tools that can do this in real time? The two cameras stream at 20 fps and I don't have any control over that. --Yan |