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How much bandwidth did it need? The 90's seem early for a live video feed.
Also, man, that's a whole new meaning to the Wild West era of the internet.
Tbf, a frame every few seconds was considered "a live video feed" in the mid/late 90s.
I remember the numerous demonstrations of companies trying to make the video-phone happen as a business and domestic device and they certainly considered that a couple 120px frames per second in black and white made for impressive life like video.
The audiences generally weren't too enthusiastic for some reason.
My cousin and I used to watch fairy/leprechaun/wee-folk cameras in Ireland. Never saw shit. Starting to think there weren't any.
You just gotta watch longer bro trust me bro the wee folk are there bro
That would make sense, but I really hope you're not trying to shoot a deer based on a 3 second old image.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CU-SeeMe
Looks like that gave a tiny black-and-white image with a lot of latency.
For the purposes of OP you'd really want pretty good quality and tiny latency. Otherwise you're kind of just spraying bullets randomly.