What programming language is more effective for processing video stream?

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I can't understand what will be more effective. I know that c++, java have openCV, and C can be more effective. Help Me Please!!!

Programm should to do:
1. Receive a RTP stream available through RTSP.
2. Decode and display preview of MPEG-2 transport stream or in mp4 (". mov") files.
3. Contains:
The adjustment panel (brightness, contrast, RGB levels)
Filter panel (Fish Eye, Ripple, Noise)
Overlay video
4. Save it.

What I have tried:

Video tracking system

Posted 17-Oct-17 16:11pm

Sara Mason

Updated 17-Oct-17 20:42pm

Chris Maunder772.7K

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2017-10-17T20:42:00

It is NOT only primarly the programming language determining but also the useable code base and at most libraries.

In your case of streaming your really should know and take a deep dive into ffmpeg which is a proven and well aknowled library which handles RTP/RTSP and MPEG-2 and has also support for a lot of other features. My guess is, that you will use it because it does the job.

The performance differences between the languages are minimal, mostly depending on specialties.