<p>I saw you talking about making videos with jpgs in linux, How can I do a live streaming from videos sent by a security cam?</p>

<p>The cam just send jpgs by ftp even 1seg.</p>

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2015-09-07T11:09:41.393Z
Hi, Daniel, you're probably still getting to know how Stack Exchange works. We don't know who is "you"... Can you link to the question that talks about "making videos with jpgs in linux"? Do you already have any live stream solution? Please, [edit] your question and add more details.
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2015-09-18T11:42:29.673Z
brasofilo is right. Might be a good idea to add more context in oder to get a solid answer. For creating a video by an image sequence via ffmpeg, see: http://video.stackexchange.com/questions/7903/how-to-losslessly-encode-a-jpg-image-sequence-to-a-video-in-ffmpeg
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How Do I can do a live streaming of JPG imagens?
Daniel Bernardo
# How Do I can do a live streaming of JPG imagens?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-08-29)

I saw you talking about making videos with jpgs in linux, How can I do a live streaming from videos sent by a security cam?

The cam just send jpgs by ftp even 1seg.

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> **username_1**: Hi, Daniel, you're probably still getting to know how Stack Exchange works. We don't know who is "you"... Can you link to the question that talks about "making videos with jpgs in linux"? Do you already have any live stream solution? Please, [edit] your question and add more details.  
> **username_2**: username_1 is right. Might be a good idea to add more context in oder to get a solid answer. For creating a video by an image sequence via ffmpeg, see: http://video.stackexchange.com/questions/7903/how-to-losslessly-encode-a-jpg-image-sequence-to-a-video-in-ffmpeg  

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