RTV24 based player
This player can play RTV24 camera feeds using pybarst.
- class cpl_media.rtv.RTVPlayer(**kwargs)
Bases:
BasePlayerWrapper for RTV based player.
- _config_props_: Tuple[str] = ('remote_computer_name', 'pipe_name', 'port', 'video_fmt', 'pixel_fmt')
A list of configurable property names of the class that is set/read by the configuration API.
Each sub/super-class can define this and the properties are accumulated across all the sub/super-classes.
- barst_server = None
The
pybarst.core.server.BarstServerinstance.
- image_fmts = {'gray': 'gray', 'rgb15': 'rgb555le', 'rgb16': 'rgb565le', 'rgb24': 'rgb24', 'rgb32': 'rgba'}
The pixel formats from RTV -> ffmpeg, supported by the cameras.
- is_available
Whether pybarst is available to play.
- pipe_name
The internal name used to communicate with Barst. When running remotely, or if the server already is open, the name is used to discover Barst.
- pixel_fmt
The pixel format of the images being played.
It can be one of the keys in
image_fmts.
- play_thread_run()
The method that runs in the internal play thread.
- port
The RTV port (camera number) on the card to use.
- remote_computer_name
The name of the computer running Barst, if it’s a remote computer. Otherwise it’s the empty string.
- stop_all(join=False)
Causes all internal threads to stop and exit.
- Parameters
join – Whether to wait and block the calling thread until the internal threads exit.
- video_fmt
The video format of the video being played.
It can be one of the keys in
video_fmts.
- video_fmts = {'CIF_NTSC': (320, 240), 'CIF_PAL': (384, 288), 'QCIF_NTSC': (160, 120), 'QCIF_PAL': (192, 144), 'full_NTSC': (640, 480), 'full_PAL': (768, 576)}
The video size formats supported by the player.
- video_fmts_inverse = {(160, 120): 'QCIF_NTSC', (192, 144): 'QCIF_PAL', (320, 240): 'CIF_NTSC', (384, 288): 'CIF_PAL', (640, 480): 'full_NTSC', (768, 576): 'full_PAL'}
Inverse of
video_fmts.