[M4IF Discuss] MPEG-4 security application questions
AVARO Olivier FTRD/DIH/REN
olivier.avaro rd.francetelecom.com
Mon Sep 16 15:46:41 EDT 2002
I think Envivio solutions can do that.
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> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Craig Birkmaier [mailto:craig pcube.com]
> Envoye : mardi 3 septembre 2002 15:15
> A : discuss lists.m4if.org
> Objet : [M4IF Discuss] MPEG-4 security application questions
>
>
> I am not certain this is the correct list for the following question,
> but it does touch on the royalty issue.
>
> I received the following request for information from a colleague
> looking at MPEG-4 for a security application.
>
> If anyone has specific information about this request, please e-mail
> me privately and I will hook you up with a potential client...
>
>
> >I looking for some information and was hoping you might be able to
> >point me in the right direction. I am looking for either a hardware
> >or software solution that can stream MPEG-4 video real-time from a
> >camera. This is a security application and the only products I have
> >been able to find are those that stream from a server, which is
> >unacceptable. Do you know of any? As a side thought, re: MPEG-LA
> >and the royalty issue, do you think they will charge on a viewer or
> >decoder basis? In my application, we may have several decoders in
> >standby mode and the video will not be viewed unless an incident
> >occurs and then one or many viewers may look at the same image at
> >maybe one to two locations.
> --
> Regards
> Craig Birkmaier
> Pcube Labs
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