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readrust.net
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| | | | | Read Rust collects and categorises interesting posts related to the Rust programming language. This page lists posts in the Performance category. | |
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videoblerg.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I've been in the streaming media industry since 2008 and have seen a lot of misinformation regarding both FFmpeg and libx264. In this post I hope to help shed some light on what does and does not work. Streaming media, at it's core, requires three basic things. 1) Constant frame rate. 2) An even keyframe... | |
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blog.danman.eu
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user is trying to capture and play a video stream from a HDMI extender device. They initially faced issues with capturing the stream using tools like Wireshark and Python scripts, but eventually managed to extract the video using a script provided by danman. The script uses a specific IP and port (226.2.2.2:2068) and outputs the video in MJPEG format. The user encountered some glitches when playing the stream directly but resolved it by saving the output to a file. The community is actively discussing ways to improve the script and extract more data from the device. | |
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binarydebt.wordpress.com
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| | | Kernel symbols are names of functions and variables. Global symbols are those which are available outside the file they are declared in. Global symbols in the Linux kernel currently running on a system are available through `/proc/kallsyms` file. This includes symbols defined inside kernel modules currently loaded. Global symbols are of two types: those explicitly... | ||
