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    Hack a small video playback program

    is there a simple program that I can use to play a video file that keep growing in size
    I'm capturing a video using cheese
    wrote small code that send the file while recording to another host
    the file received keep growing in size as it should be but I have to open Totem again to play the extra received packets
    If you can point me to small app that use C , so I can implement select() while opening the media file

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    Re: Hack a small video playback program

    If I understood correctly, you want to record a video while you watch what's being recorded? Doesn't most (all?) video-capturing software let you do that?
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    Re: Hack a small video playback program

    I'm capturing video through a cam
    while recording i'm sending the file through a network to hosts
    the file keep assembling correctly while received , but the playback program open a fixed size file in other words it only play the bytes received by the time the playback program is opened , even though more packets are being added to the file

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    Re: Hack a small video playback program

    Quote Originally Posted by cap10Ibraim View Post
    I'm capturing video through a cam
    while recording i'm sending the file through a network to hosts
    the file keep assembling correctly while received , but the playback program open a fixed size file in other words it only play the bytes received by the time the playback program is opened , even though more packets are being added to the file
    Why can't you stream it to the hosts and capture the recording separately?

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