Alessandro Ros

> For the record, I'm not sure why you say WebRTC does not support h264. It supports only the baseline profile, that is not used by most streams.

@cedricve the Docker version doesn't support the RPI camera natively, but the standard version does. Just take a look at the README in order to try the feature.

This PR allows the server to interact with libcamera natively, skipping all the Gstreamer stack. GStreamer is not needed anymore. The Docker version may come in the future, but I...

I opened two enhancement request in order to track the two features requested by @cedricve and @olokos : #1110 Allow to use the Raspberry Camera with Docker #1111 Allow to...

Hello, the problem with HLS and H265 is that most browsers don't support H265. The only exception is Safari on iOS and macOS: https://caniuse.com/?search=hevc Therefore, even if this is implemented,...

@1021683053 a WASM H265 decoder is very interesting, but it requires too much CPU to produce quality results. Web streaming is heavily influenced by browser support, and if browsers continue...

Hello, H264 streams generated with the QSV encoder declare into their SDP that there are 2 reordered frames at maximum: ``` max_num_reorder_frames = 2 ``` But there seems to be...

Maybe a solution will be found, at the moment my knowledge is limited to the algorithm i explained above :)

Hello, can you provide a sample file or a command that allows to create a stream that allows to replicate the issue? You can generate a sample stream from your...

Can you post server logs with `logLevel: debug`? Logs should cover only the timespan in which the server connects to the camera, i .e: 1. configure the server in order...