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#!/usr/bin/python | |
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# A simple Motion JPEG server in python for creating "virtual cameras" from video sequences. | |
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# The cameras will support MJPEG streaming over HTTP. The MJPEG streams are formed from static JPEG images. | |
# If you wish to stream a video file, use a tool like VirtualDub to break the video into a sequence of JPEGs. | |
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# The list of cameras should be defined as a series of entries in a file named 'mjpeg-server.conf', with | |
# each entry having the following format: |
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#!/usr/bin/python | |
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# A simple python server that accepts connections on a given port and simply dumps | |
# all data it receives from a client that connects to that port. | |
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# The listening port number can be provided as an argument; the default is 8080. | |
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# Copyright (c) 2013 Arun Nair (http://nairteashop.org). | |
# Licensed under the MIT license. |