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I've found MJPEG to be more bandwidth intensive, especially as the resolution increases however, since its flushing the full frame every time (whereas with GIF

by nacs 11y ago

I've found MJPEG to be more bandwidth intensive, especially as the resolution increases however, since its flushing the full frame every time (whereas with GIF you could send just the differences between frames).

donatj 11y ago
Would depend on what you're sending. If you take make good advantage of gif interframe transparency and are just sending small updates the result could be very small. That still leaves the problem unless I'm mistaken of the browser hanging on to the old gif frames.
- tcdent 11y ago
  Are you saying that retention is bad from a memory use perspective, or that there is a risk of looping mid-broadcast?
  - donatj 11y ago
    Memory use. If it thinks it might finish and need to loop it would hold on to all the frames it's received.