Samples - Camera Streaming
Samples - Camera Streaming
This sample shows how to create a video stream from a ZED camera that can be read by a remote application for viewing or further processing, using the ZED SDK’s Local Network Streaming feature.
Getting Started
- First, download the latest version of the ZED SDK.
- Download the Camera Streaming sample code in C++ or Python.
Samples in this category
Single Sender
Establishes a network connection with a single camera, encodes a live video stream, and transmits it to a remote client. The ZED SDK handles all network communication, video encoding and transmission. (C++, Python)
Multiple Sender
Same as Single Sender, but for several cameras at once: each camera runs in its own thread, encoding and transmitting its own stream. (C++, Python)
Receiver
Receives and decodes video data sent from a remote ZED stream (from Single or Multiple Sender). (C++, Python)
Encoded Passthrough
Forwards the camera’s already-encoded video stream without re-encoding it, reducing CPU/GPU load when you only need to relay the stream. (C++)
Sender + Record H.264
Streams a live H.264 video feed while simultaneously recording it locally. (C++)