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psmaaswinkel

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  1. Is it at all possible to output an image during the loop of a script, and resend it as long as the loop runs? Regards,
  2. Is it maybe possible with php to buffer the read while proccesing the image, and after that start from the buffer again?
  3. @Paul, You've got a PM And of course I understand that you can't promis anything. But you're help is really appreciated! Regards, Peter
  4. Thanks for the help Paul! Your script auto updates the image correct. The only problem with this option is the refresh rate. Because the original script still has to connect with the video server for each image, the refresh rate is limited by this. The stream delivered by the ipsever is a continues stream of jpeg's as can be seen below (this is the raw data i need to process) http://93.125.236.139:81/snapshot.htm To be able to get a higher refresh rate, the original readstream_test.php script has to read a image, and continue to read the next image while proccessing the first image... If you need the readstream_test.php script please let me know... Regards, Peter
  5. Because I have to open a connection to the video server I can't use a page refresh. I need to process the stream without closing the connection. With a page refresh the connection has to be made for each image, which limits the refresh rate.
  6. I am trying to display an image stream from my pond cam... The stream generated by my ip video server is a jpeg stream without boundaries. Causeur of this the normal mime replace isn't working. I need php to read a picture from the stream, and display the picture in the browser while reading the next picture in the background. I've got to the point that I am able to connect to the stream, read the first image, and display it in the browser as can be seen in the link below (cam is only on from 09:00 until 16:00) http://cam.xsiteit.nl/readstream_test.php From this point I need to read the second image and replace the image in the browser with the new one. This process has to continu until the browser is closed. Any help would be great! Regards, Peter
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