How do I stream raspivid on netcat over ipv6 with TCP(or ipv4)
my goal is to minimize network delay as much as possible and to be able to use my streamed raspivid video along-side Open-CV so I can use real-time object tracking. netcat ipv6 documenation is lacking so does anyone here know how I achieve this?
Server: my raspberry pi 3b+
host: debian9 virtual machine
edit: apparently my raspberry pi can't detect open ports I've made with "nc -l -p 6454" with "nmap 127.0.0.1"
networking debian ipv6 raspbian netcat
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
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my goal is to minimize network delay as much as possible and to be able to use my streamed raspivid video along-side Open-CV so I can use real-time object tracking. netcat ipv6 documenation is lacking so does anyone here know how I achieve this?
Server: my raspberry pi 3b+
host: debian9 virtual machine
edit: apparently my raspberry pi can't detect open ports I've made with "nc -l -p 6454" with "nmap 127.0.0.1"
networking debian ipv6 raspbian netcat
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15
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my goal is to minimize network delay as much as possible and to be able to use my streamed raspivid video along-side Open-CV so I can use real-time object tracking. netcat ipv6 documenation is lacking so does anyone here know how I achieve this?
Server: my raspberry pi 3b+
host: debian9 virtual machine
edit: apparently my raspberry pi can't detect open ports I've made with "nc -l -p 6454" with "nmap 127.0.0.1"
networking debian ipv6 raspbian netcat
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
my goal is to minimize network delay as much as possible and to be able to use my streamed raspivid video along-side Open-CV so I can use real-time object tracking. netcat ipv6 documenation is lacking so does anyone here know how I achieve this?
Server: my raspberry pi 3b+
host: debian9 virtual machine
edit: apparently my raspberry pi can't detect open ports I've made with "nc -l -p 6454" with "nmap 127.0.0.1"
networking debian ipv6 raspbian netcat
networking debian ipv6 raspbian netcat
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
edited Feb 3 at 3:23
dragonking3002
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
dragonking3002dragonking3002
62
62
Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15
add a comment |
Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15
Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15
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Real-time traffic should use UDP, not TCP. With TCP, when packets are lost (and they will be) you will be requesting out-of-date information, and waiting for it (not real time), that is useless by the time you get it.
– Ron Maupin
Feb 3 at 4:27
I'll try that protocol out but im struggling trying to get my open virtualbox port to be detected do you think you can help with that as well?
– dragonking3002
Feb 3 at 6:15