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On this on-line video we’re select an aged USB webcam and use it along with a Raspberry Pi three to supply a dwell streaming webcam. To do that we use the MotionEyesOs which you’ll obtain perfect on this article: https://goo.gl/Ysss5N
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Looks very nice thank u
Sounds like he has an oxygen tank on his back
How do you know the address to type in
How many fps you have on usb camera?
I'm doing project for my class and I have decided to do a webcam. I found your video very useful. I have a macbook and seem to have trouble with trying to write the image if I don't have a windows. I don't know if that made sense, but if you can help or someone please help. Since I'm also new to this whole Raspberry pi technology.
The software is a fake date i have exact the same file but then with the date "motioneyeos-raspberrypi-20161212.img"
And its only working on r-pi 1 on 2 it wont startup
All i get is a login prompt so stuck at stage 1
Is it possible to do the same thing but with a webcam that has a mic and record audio using it for a business surveillance system?
i wonder if an esp32 is powerful enough to do that too XD
All this before work, wowser! I'm not at my best until at least 8am! More about the diy achievement than the economic viability methinks? I think this every time I do a project but, hey, it doesn't stop me!
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Interesting but since you can get a PTZ IP camera for less than a Raspberry Pi, not very economical. https://m.banggood.com/GUUDGO-GD-SC03-Snowman-1080P-Cloud-WIFI-IP-Camera-Black-p-1194759.html
Wow that's pretty neat, thanks for sharing. I may take advantage of this capability.
Makes me want to buy a Banana Pi formore cameras around the place. Thanks Paul this is good info!
what address we can use to access the camera from out side (outside your home network)?
I recall looking at this some years back, I don't think MotionEyeOS was around then. It seems that they have certainly made it simple and easy to do this. I've got an old RaspPi that will have a useful purpose once more!