Recieve plain image data via TCP/IP socket and show the image.
- .NET Framework 4.6 or later
Run imr.exe and send plain image data (JPEG, PNG or etc.) via TCP/IP socket.
The target port is shown at the title bar of imr.exe.
You can use imgcat (or imgcat.cmd on Windows) script for an example of sending.
These scripts require Ruby.
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