Hi Wojtek, Is pre-rendering really not an option? It'd be the simplest - take a look at ffmpeg. I'm pretty sure that it can take a set of image files as input and produce an output .flv.
HTH, Ian On 12/1/06, Wojtek Dabrowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everybody! I was just wondering... I need to display a short video clip that is generated dynamically by the server. Now the most stupid approach would be transmitting the movie frame-by-frame as images. Transmitting only the differences between the frames sounds much more intelligent, kind of like live-mpeg-encoding-and-streaming. Any pointers on how that might be easiest to achieve? Pre-rendering the movie and then sending it as one file is unfortunately not really an option. Nor is sending the primitives and transformation instructions to the client, the rendering algorithm is a bit too complicated. I'd be happy about any kind of pointer - liks to tutorials, algorithm descriptions, code snipplets... as long as I can make any sense of it, it'll make me happy :) Thanks a lot in advance, -Wojtek Dabrowski
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