I was having a problem with one of my IP camera and the video freezing. After researching on the net I found this

"Image rotation of the video stream to either 90° or 270° degrees adds an additional load to the encoding processor. The pixels will have to be rearranged and buffered before they are sent to the decoder, causing delay."

I just happen to read this post today and thought others might like to know. If it affects the speed of EZB in any way I don't know.

Just my 2 cents!

Thanks Herr Ball. Do you have a link to that. I have to rotate so I would like to know more.

Perry

This was not the original place I found it but another one ... sorry

This web page really explains camera latency.

www.axis.com/files/whitepaper/wp_latency_live_netvid_63380_external_en_1504_lo.pdf

Section 4.1.2 Image rotation