Send Image From Windows 8.1 Desktop On Laptop Over Wireless LAN To The Other Screen With Sound (DFS

A 2-program -- made using Win32 -- demo, showing video being played from a desktop transmitted using Wi-Fi over a local area network to a larger screen. The JPEG image is transmitted using TCP. The image displayed on the other screen is displayed frame by frame in real-time without buffering using Direct Frame Streaming (DFS) method. Published 2014. Coinciding with the first digital video coding, which was standardized by ITU-T (formerly CCITT) 30 years ago. No video file is saved to the other computer. Only the image being streamed, is sent, as well as the audio stream. Note: Sound volume is very low in this presentation. The transmission is a little bit slow compared to that of the player. The video and audio part in this presentation is being stream separately. This short presentation is intended for demonstration purposes only. This channel is not, in any way, affiliated with Danny Ledonne. Source video: "Teton Raptor Center" uploaded by Danny Ledonne on Vimeo