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I was thinking about using H.265 encoding, but after speaking with some people, Ive come to the conclusion that the puny compute capacity of a raspberry pi 3 wont be enough to encode H.265.

However, previously, Ive read about and have acknowledged that the raspberry pi 3 has a hardware encoder for H.264, at least I think.

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If thats the case, do you think that encoder will be enough to encode the video from a raspi camera(the official camera from the raspi page) As well, if you have any other suggestions for how to get the video from the pi camera to the client as efficiently as possible, data usage wise, please put those in your reply.

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Also, could you clarify what you mean by IO on the Pi is generally really terrible, especially if youre also involving the network.

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Are you talking about hardware incompetence or software limitations 1 Share Report Save Continue this thread level 1 3 years ago ffmpeg supports h264 hardware accelerated encoding on all versions of the Raspberry Pi.

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