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Use the Camera tag for any questions related to how to use a camera or webcam with the Raspberry Pi.
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Modern way to stream H.264 from the Raspberry Cam
I got the Pi B+ and the Pi camera and am now trying to find the most efficient (low CPU) and lowest-latency configuration to stream H.264 encoded video from the camera to my home server. … Is the latter still the most recent way to efficiently get H264 from the camera? I've read about gst-omx, which allows gstreamer pipelines like ... video/x-raw ! omxh264enc ! .... …
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