RVMedia can use GStreamer and FFmpeg libraries to show video streams in advanced formats, such as H.264. Note: RVMedia does not include neither a source code nor an object code of these libraries. Copyright to GStreamer and FFmpeg belongs to the respective owners. RVMedia uses them under GNU LGPL license v2.1.

RVMedia is a set of Delphi VCL and Lazarus LCL components having the following functions:

receiving video from different sources: local web cameras, IP cameras, network video streams, computer desktop, local and remote video files;
configuring IP cameras and controlling their rotation;
reading sound from a microphone;
sending and receiving video and audio data via the Internet;
organizing video chats and video conferences (either as directly connected applications or using a client-server model).

A Free Pascal (Lazarus) version of RVMedia supports the following platforms:

Windows
Linux

Video conference demo

Components in the Package

TRVCamera – a component for receiving video from different sources (local USB camera, remote IP camera, video file, screen).
TRVCamControl – a visial component for controling camera movement.
TRVCamView – a visual component displaying video from TRVCamera or TRVCamReceiver.
TRVCamMultiView – a visual component displaying videos from multiple sources.
TRVMicrophone – a component for reading sound from a microphone.
TRVMicrophoneView – a visual component showing a microphone activity.
TRVCamSender – a component for sending video (from TRVCamera or TRVCamReceiver) and/or audio (from TRVMicrophone or TRVCamReceiver) to TRVCamReceiver or TRVMediaServer via the network.
TRVCamReceiver – a component for receiving video and audio (from TRVCamSender or TRVMediaServer) via the network.
TRVMediaServer – a component for sending data (video, audio, commands, files) from multiple TRVCamSenders to multiple TRVCamReceivers via the network.
TRVTrafficMeter – a component for displaying traffic charts and statistics.

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