Low Latency IP Camera Solutions: Find 1080p30 Video

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The discussion focuses on finding a low-latency IP camera solution that can achieve under 100 ms latency while delivering 1080p30 video. The user has encountered latency issues with existing equipment, achieving only 150-200 ms. They propose using dual streams from a camera—one high-resolution for recording and another low-resolution for real-time viewing—but are concerned about potential latency increases. Recommendations suggest that achieving low latency often requires an analog connection rather than relying solely on IP cameras. Understanding the entire video transmission process, including capture and display times, is crucial for identifying and mitigating latency issues.
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Hello everyone,

I am trying to find a solution for a low-latency IP camera with less than 100 ms of latency. Using a GigE camera is not possible and I would like to use 100BaseT if possible.

The closest I have gotten with our equipment is 150-200 ms of latency.

We would like to get 1080p30 video. One option I am thinking of is to send two streams from the camera, one with high resolution, high latency which will be used for recording. The second stream will be lower resolution, low latency, and that can be used for the real-time viewing.

Does anyone know of an IP camera board that can send two streams? The ones I have here are able to send two streams but the latency between the two is barely even noticeable.

Any ideas for other possible solutions?

Thanks for reading and I hope to hear from you soon!
 
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From what I've seen it takes more than just the camera's specifications to create an "end-to-end" low latency video stream. For low-latency, typically an analog connection would be used (rather than an IP camera with video compression).

This article gives a good overview: http://www.design-reuse.com/articles/33005/understanding-latency-in-video-compression-systems.html

Edit- and another good white paper here, latency is very complictaed and depends on more than just the camera: http://www.axis.com/files/whitepaper/wp_latency_live_netvid_63380_external_en_1504_lo.pdf
 
I have a network setup, an encoder/decoder and a video player that is able to give me an end-to-end latency of 80-120 ms. I was hoping to find a camera that has close to zero latency that I can input into this encoder/decoder.
 
It might be worth looking into the source of your latency.
By breaking down the image capture from the transmit and display
times, you can get a better understanding of where the problem is.
Understanding the problem may help solve it.
 
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