Hi there. Sorry if this is a repeat, I sent the same message out the other day, but before I'd subscribed, so I think it got filtered out. Anyway, I'm looking into the feasibility of using Schrodinger tools in a piece of software on board an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle. I've got an analog video camera on board the vehicle, which is converted to a digital YCrCb 4:2:2 feed over Ethernet through a Pleora IP Engine. This video stream has a 720X520 resolution, but is completely uncompressed. My big question, is how fast can the algorithms in Schrodinger handle medium quality compression? I'm assuming that intraframe compression would be faster than interframe, and I'd prefer for everything to be viewable as a still image anyway. So I guess I'd need it to do something along the lines of 720X520 intraframe compression at around 10-15 frames per second, with a 10 hour video file being under around 40 GBytes, while running on a PC-104 (intel Atom processor) with a non-GUI Ubuntu operating system. Does anybody know if real time encoding at that level, on such a computer might be possible? Thanks a lot for the assistance! -cullam
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