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Hi Nvidia,
I am working on the nvstream samples, now I want to transmit the 2 different camera
images at the same time via the nvscistream channel.
As we know, the different camera have different sync and buf attributes, but in the multicast sample,
it only send 1 sync attribute to the opposite endpoint at the beginning, hence I can only transmit 1 type image by this channel,
am I right?
so how can I send 2 types camera data via the nvscistream_0 at the same time ?
Thanks for your reply, actually I already read and finished the exercise in the link you give.
Let me make a short.
I have two cameras, and I want to multicast them to two different consumers, so I need to create two producers and bind them to the corresponding endpoints.
Each consumer who want to receive the two producers, it should bind itself to two endpoint at the same time.
For example.
producer1 → nvscistream_0 nvscistream_2,
producer2 → nvscistream_4 nvscistream_6,
consumer ← nvscistream_1 to receive the producer1
consumer ← nvscistream_5 to receive the producer2
if I want to use more endpoint, I need to modify the configuration file in /etc/
Dear @user110377,
The entries in nvsciipc.cfg tells just IPC endpoint names and not the NvStreams.
The producer can use two IPC endpoints( like nvscistream_0 nvscistream_2) similar to NvSciStream multi cast sample. The two consumer processes can use its corresponding IPC endpoints(nvscistream_1 and nvscistream_3) from nvsciipc.cfg
You need to use multicast block for each camera. In the upstream end one camera producer block is connected and in downstream end every consumer is connected separately to multicast block.