@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ _In this example, we will capture live frames from Multiple Systems(a.k.a Server
Open a terminal on the System(_a Client, where you want to display the input frames received from Multiple Servers_) and execute the following python code. **Remember the IP-address of this system(_required at Server's end_) by executing the command: _'`hostname -I`'_** and also replace it in the following code:
**Note::bulb:For building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
**Note::bulb:***For building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.*
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@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ server.close()
Open a terminal on the remote System(_a Client, where you want to display the input frames and additional data received from Multiple Servers_) and execute the following python code. **Remember the IP-address of this system(_required at Server's end_) by executing the command _'`hostname -I`'_** and also replace it in the following code:
**Note::bulb: Again, for building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
**Note::bulb:***For building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.*
