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I was reading about the TinyPilot rPI-based KVM-over-IP project which essentially uses a UVC adapter to provide video for KVM over IP. It uses ustreamer, a no-nonsense way to stream such devices.
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I was reading about the TinyPilot rPI-based KVM-over-IP project which essentially uses a UVC adapter to provide video for KVM over IP. It uses ustreamer, a no-nonsense way to stream such devices.
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Open and cheap DIY IP-KVM based on Raspberry Pi
Open and inexpensive DIY IP-KVM based on Raspberry Pi
Mine isn't comfortable at more than 720p60. It seems to be a limitation of the UVC version supported in Linux as per some comments on the earlier UVC post of mine. However it seems to be possible to just use a HDMI CSI-2 adapter for up to 1080p25. If the PiKVM how-to is representative of any implementation of the CSI-2 adapter, this would also use h264 instead of that weirdo protocol UVC uses.
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Seems like starting to get some updates this year after about a year of silence. Gives me some hope https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commits/master/drivers/media/usb/uvc