PNG stream snapshots slicing

The server can do snapshots of broadcast in .png format on REST request

WCS provides the possibility of taking the online viagra usa published stream snapshots in three ways: automatically, by using the REST calls, or using the JavaScript API.

Specifications

Platforms for snapshots	Technologies	Protocols
Chrome Firefox Safari, free tadalafil trial Mac OS IE Edge Opera Android Chrome Android Firefox iOS SDK Android SDK	WebRTC Flash	WebRTC RTMP RTSP

Platforms for snapshots

Chrome
Firefox
Safari, Mac OS
IE
Edge
Opera
Android Chrome
Android Firefox
iOS SDK
Android SDK

Technologies

WebRTC
Flash

Protocols

WebRTC
RTMP
RTSP

Scheme of slicing snapshot on REST request

The browser establishes a connection to the Web Call Server and order cheap sildenafil australia sends the video stream through the built-in WebRTC technology. The server slices and returns snapshots on REST request.

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Step-by-step diagram of slicing a snapshot on REST request

The browser establishes a connection with the server and starts publishing a video stream.
REST client makes a REST call for slicing a snapshot.
The server returns to the requestor a snapshot file in base64 PNG format.

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Read more about taking broadcast snapshots on the Testing page.

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