Not exactly, but you can make a really basic app to do this with a small shell script.
The aravis project includes drivers to accept video from Basler GigE cameras and bring it into gstreamer.
There are many examples to take it the rest of the way.
--Bert
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Does an application exist that obtains video from a Basler GigE camera and streams it so that web browser client can view it?
Thanks,
DRJ
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