Windows Phone 8 camera streaming to desktop app

Project Description:

I require WP8 application (client) that will:

1. Automatically evaluate and connect to Windows desktop (server) app on specified port (from socket) in local WLAN.

2. Open compress images, camera stream and send them to server app.

Windows desktop app should:

1. Be XAML/ WPF app, not Windows Forms.

2. Continually listen to connection requests on specified port.

3. Once client request connection, server should take it.

3. Server should receive all received images streamed from Windows Phone app

4. After receiving image it should process it using some standard image processing libraries (OpenCV, Accord.NET, etc)

5. Result of processing (blob counting and simple color segmentation are enough) could be displayed in preview box in WPF app in real-time.

Additional notes:

- Only one client at a time may be connected.

- Connection management could be included for both client and server apps (reconnect after drop, automatic discovery, manual connection to specified IP/port...)

- Image compression is required because of real-time performance. .NET Memory Stream supports built in JPEG compression, but I'm open to suggestions.

Skills required:

.NET, Imaging, C# Programming, Socket IO, Windows Phone