how to implement audio/video redirection and interaction through X protocol?
- Subject: how to implement audio/video redirection and interaction through X protocol?
- From: Mark Wang <wqhl.mark@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:05:24 +0800
- Reply-to: xfree86@xxxxxxxxxxx
Hello, all,
As we all known, an application in X server can be displayed in a remote client computer through X protocol.
With the development of embedded system and IP phone (skype,
gtalk,etc.) , I suppose: can we set up a IP phone server on
a Linux-based PC (with rich peripherals like WiFi, Bluetooth, GSM
modem) and use a PDA with same rich peripherals to connect with
IP phone server. the benifit of this proposal lies on: user holding PDA
can remotely control (just like a remote controller) and interact with
the PC in home (answer a phonecall, dail a phonecall, start an
application, chartting, etc..) . About this proposal, i want to work
out a solution. it's easy to start an application, display remote
application in client (PDA). what about the audio/video data especially
for interaction including audio/video data? videolan
(http://www.videolan.org/) has started some work but it is much more
like a VOD system.
Therefore, I want to know whether there are some solution for reference
at present? if not, does X foundation have some plan to implement this
in the future? Anyone interested in this topic, you are welcome to join
in the discussion!
Best regards,
Mark
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