Enhance Real-Time Screen Streaming Stability
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm seeking an experienced developer to enhance the stability of our real-time screen streaming project. The current system uses Intel oneVPL for H.264 hardware encoding and DXGI Desktop Duplication for desktop capture, streaming live over UDP. Recent system or API changes have led to stability issues, for now, the p-frame encoder error: -15.
and we need to make the project work without any delay.
Key Requirements:
- Adjust the streaming pipeline to align with current Desktop Duplication behavior.
- Resolve frame drop issues and the p-frame encoder error.
- Ensure robust and stable streaming under updated conditions.
- Ensure compatibility with the existing Linux-based Receiver.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Strong understanding of Intel oneVPL and DXGI Desktop Duplication.
- Experience with real-time streaming and H.264 hardware encoding.
- Proficiency in diagnosing and resolving streaming stability issues using event logs.
- Familiarity with UDP streaming protocols and error handling.
Your expertise will help make our streaming solution resilient and efficient. If you have the skills to tackle these challenges, I look forward to your proposal.
and we need to make the project work without any delay.
Key Requirements:
- Adjust the streaming pipeline to align with current Desktop Duplication behavior.
- Resolve frame drop issues and the p-frame encoder error.
- Ensure robust and stable streaming under updated conditions.
- Ensure compatibility with the existing Linux-based Receiver.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Strong understanding of Intel oneVPL and DXGI Desktop Duplication.
- Experience with real-time streaming and H.264 hardware encoding.
- Proficiency in diagnosing and resolving streaming stability issues using event logs.
- Familiarity with UDP streaming protocols and error handling.
Your expertise will help make our streaming solution resilient and efficient. If you have the skills to tackle these challenges, I look forward to your proposal.