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Failure to get camera-streamer to work on latest Bookworm on Pi 3B - worked out of box on Bullseye. #157
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Ok, so what I did to solve this. There is no camera-streamer-raspi-v3-12MP.service in example folder which mean it can't be copied, so instead try: No I can see the stream @ http://< ipaddress>:8080/stream |
I am also trying to get this working with Bookworm on a Pi 3B. Here is my camera: $ rpicam-hello --list-cameras Available cameras0 : imx219 [3280x2464 10-bit RGGB] (/base/soc/i2c0mux/i2c@1/imx219@10) I also used the camera-streamer-generic-usb-cam.service example. When I try: $ camera-streamer --camera-path=/dev/video0 --http-listen=0.0.0.0 --http-port=8080 I get: camera-streamer Version: 0.2.8 (bc23191) When I try to access the stream I get "server error" and see this on the Pi: util/http/http.c: HTTP8080/8: Request 'GET' '/stream' '' Any help will be appreciated. |
Using a Module3 camera, an older 3B, and Bullseyr, the install and first successful operation using http://< ipaddress>:8080/stream worked so quickly and about as fast as I can type, I couldn't believe it. I toggled support legacy camera off.
I spent three days wresrtling with bookworm and never got anywhere.
People who are going to use this for a dedicated installation might consider that it may be more important to get it up and running than having the latest Raspberry incarnation.
john f
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