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Le jeudi 03 novembre 2011 à 18:26 +0100, Eugen Funk a écrit :
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Dear community,<BR>
does somebody know about a feature in one of the plugins, where I can send image/video data using the stable rsync protocol to a remote server?<BR>
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Well rsync is made for syncing existing files (or files hierarchy), not streaming. But if you simply want to record and upload your stream at the same time there exist multiple solutions. First I would suggest using sshfs and a normal filesink. Otherwise you could try this too:
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gst-launch v4l2src ! theoraenc ! oggmux ! fdsink fd=4 4>&1 1>&2 | ssh server.com dd of=test.ogg<BR>
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In a more serious way, you could create an SSH TCP tunnel and combine tcpclientsink and tcpserversrc.<BR>
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cheers,<BR>
Nicolas
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