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So welcome back to the course.

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So we're going to take a look at our fifth video, which is auto connect function or class that we've

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I use frequently when loading are our TSB streams.

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So let's take a look at this because it's quite useful because there's this close off the windows of

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real intimacy and zoom in here.

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So you can see there's this entire class here that creates basically it's a video capture class, and

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it's I wouldn't go into the details of this function.

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However, what it does, it basically is a function that monitors a video stream or TSP stream or any

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types of stream actually coming to it.

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And basically, if the feed goes down, it auto reconnects to it so you can see we we create a class

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called video capture here, and we set up using the open sea view video capture function.

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We've created own video capture function here with the output stream here and inside of this object

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function.

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It does the internal checking here to ensure that its feed is always connected.

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It has a connect function, so whenever it detects that the feed goes down here, it'll try to reconnect

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using that connect function.

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So it's a very good, low class that's created here.

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So let's just test it out.

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Oops, we didn't declare this.

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So what I'm going to do, I'm going to test it out by bringing down my internet connection.

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I'm going to disconnect my Wi-Fi so he can see it work in action.

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So it's connecting here and it's connected.

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Now you can see this display, Nat, and the image is being played here since the previous streams,

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but it of us who wouldn't get confused.

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So now that's disconnect the internet and you can see the stream has stopped.

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Now let's reconnect.

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Although if I connect back to my building's internet and hopefully it will reconnect shortly, there

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it goes.

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So you can see it.

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Auto reconnected to that video stream.

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So this is an invaluable algorithm of function.

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Feel whatever you want to call it, a valuable piece of code that allows us to maintain connections

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to our video players.

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It doesn't crash because I previously built an application web, and I naively thought this was like

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three or four years ago where I naively thought that the RTP stream and the company's internet would

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be reliable.

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And it wasn't.

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It was going down every day and required someone to restart the server.

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So after a couple of hours, we just wrote up this function.

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It was a function we found online, but we just made some changes to it.

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And though I'm sharing it with you guys, so this is a pretty cool piece of code here.

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Hopefully, we might use it in some of the applications.

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Thank you for this chapter, for watching this chapter, and we'll move on now to capturing video using

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screenshots.

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And I'll explain to you what that is in the next section.

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Thank you.