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Probably with huge latency too. Everything is simple if speed/latency is not a consideration. Ie, you could use a webcam on a screen, and then cut it up usin
by ungamedplayer 4y ago
Probably with huge latency too. Everything is simple if speed/latency is not a consideration.
Ie, you could use a webcam on a screen, and then cut it up using FFMPEG cropping, send each of them via an RTMP stream to a device... but then you have encoding + cropping + network latency.
Sucks for gaming.
- dylan604 4y agothat's the most bizarre way of thinking about it, that I'd almost think I had the idea myself. luckily, I grew up in this world, and am familiar with equipment that does this properly. phew. you failed to mention the major hit in quality of videoing a CRT screen with a webcam. also, hope that webcam supports genlock as well as the CRT, otherwise, your h/v sync will never match. and i thought i could come up with some zanny ideas. this one though, boy, i don't know.
- ungamedplayer 4y agoWe're going budget yo.
- knolan 4y agoThere are low latency dongles you can use for old consoles to output to HDMI, see my reply to the parent.