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Is there a way to control the size of the images going out from the robot to the web?
It is often the case that we want large image files to be captured on the robot and processed/bagged and sent to a web interface. The web interface doesn't need the full size images and sending the full sized images costs a lot in encoding and bandwidth.
It seems like resizing is done here given parameters from AdaptFramehere, but I can't figure out what determines the parameters given by AdaptFrame.
Ideally this is something that could be controlled from the remote web interface. But it looks like no video size or bandwidth constraints are passed when the remote connection is added.
Is the best way to go then to resize in an extra node on the robot and pass the smaller images into the webrtc_ros system or is there a way to do it directly in webrtc_ros?
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Is there a way to control the size of the images going out from the robot to the web?
It is often the case that we want large image files to be captured on the robot and processed/bagged and sent to a web interface. The web interface doesn't need the full size images and sending the full sized images costs a lot in encoding and bandwidth.
It seems like resizing is done here given parameters from
AdaptFrame
here, but I can't figure out what determines the parameters given byAdaptFrame
.Ideally this is something that could be controlled from the remote web interface. But it looks like no video size or bandwidth constraints are passed when the remote connection is added.
Is the best way to go then to resize in an extra node on the robot and pass the smaller images into the webrtc_ros system or is there a way to do it directly in webrtc_ros?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: