Abstract: A computer-implemented method for enabling video recreation, comprising: acquiring, by a camera control unit, a video stream comprising a set of image data packages each comprising coded image frames; transmitting, by the control unit, at least a portion of the video stream to a client across a communication network, receiving, by the control unit, an acknowledgement message for each image data package that was successfully received by the client, storing, in a digital memory accessible to the control unit, the image data packages for which an acknowledgement message is received, and indications of successful receipt at the client of the corresponding image data packages.

Abstract: A method for streaming live coded video to one or more clients comprises: detecting a plurality of video stream requests; obtaining maximum bitrate values that return video streams are allowed to have; calculating requested quality of experience, QoE, values; determining a number of return video streams being lower than the plurality of video stream requests, and having bitrates such that each of the video stream requests can be matched with a return video stream, wherein the bitrates of the return video streams are determined such that a cumulative difference between the QoE value of each video stream request and a calculated return QoE of a matching return video stream is minimized; obtaining the return video streams; and streaming the return video streams. A streaming controller for controlling streaming of live coded video is also disclosed.