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The data has temporal component, yes. But how would I packetize it in the first place? I have the high-level concept that I need to take each of my data chunks
by kortex 4y ago
The data has temporal component, yes. But how would I packetize it in the first place? I have the high-level concept that I need to take each of my data chunks and put them into some kind of timestamped container/page/atom and feed them into the stream, but I have no idea how to actually emit those packets. Like let's say each time step I emit a binary blob of msgpack-encoded data. How do I wrap that with a timestamp/sequence number container?
- nl 4y agoSomething like https://github.com/buma/GPSOverlay https://github.com/buma/GPSOverlay might give you some pointers. Although it's not clear if you want to display your additional data as an overlay (like this example) or keep it as some kind of metadata stream. I'm not sure if the second option is even a thing.
- kortex 4y agoThanks, but it actually has to be a logical data stream. It's not actually drone GPS, but it's analogous. It's definitely a thing that exists, I've seen stackoverflow issues talking about working with containers that have these sorts of streams, but for some reason, I've scoured the net and haven't found almost anything about actually writing those streams.