Could you be a little less vague...NOT! A more comprehensive Rasp Pi Motioneye Cam installation I will never find. Really amazing detail that went above and beyond regular tutorials. You are what the internet was made for and what keeps it alive and kicking. I sincerely appreciate the time and effort you put into this, thank you
Even two years later, this is still relevant. I love the detail that he goes into in all his videos. It's put in a way that people new to this can understand, without alienating the people that know a little more. One of my favourite TH-camrs.
OK, I'm 28mins into the video and I must say I am very impressed with your detailed descriptions. Some may find this level of detail boring, elementary, rote, etc. I am not interested in drones or bots, but learning from you should be easier than most other channels with the same subject matter. Well done, sir! Even though I am A+, Network+ certified, I thank you for your ability to convey elementary concepts and not talking down to those that already "get" these basics.
I've been running this for two years with 3 nodes (5 cameras total). The tutorial I followed was clear but yours is clearer and goes more in-depth. Awesome work 😀
The other side probably looks like any other electronerds shop ,with several projects going at the same time as you troubleshoot your way around each one..lol
@@XBBlade Hah! That's so true! 😂 And yes, I'm aware that the "•" after my name is not centered...😖 (And I'm sorry if you never noticed it before I told you... 😅)
@Dronebot Workshop I’m training doctors to use some medical devices. Watching your classes I’m training not only main class topic but also the methodology how to present knowledge and how to support trainings with readable materials. So thank a lot! Twice at least 🤓
not "insertation" force, "insertion" force in ZIF. I love your presentation graphics and slow determined description of the subject matter, the only suggestion I would make is that when you point to something with your finger you wobble around a lot (quite normal but irritating). Try instead to place the object on a fixed surface and point to the object of interest with a pen or stylus while resting your hand on the bench or some cushion. You won't believe how much better that looks like on camera.
Hi, great video! Very informative, I had to use jawsper's version of the motioneyeos image due to having a raspberry pi zero 2 w with a cam rev1.3 instead, but it works great. But the problem is I'm making a dashcam and cannot have a wifi connected to the pi, so is it possible to use motioneyeos offline? Or even making its own wifi acess point would do, in fact make it more convenient. Would be glad if you could help me out!
I really enjoy watching your Workshop videos, very well planned, clear and precise, excellent audio and video quality and I like your style and delivery of passing on information
Thank you Bernard, I really appreciate you saying that. the audio is actually the part I struggle with the most but I think I'm finally getting it down correctly.
MotionEyeOS is a seriously useful software product. I would personally warn against using a Raspberry Pi with less than 1G of RAM though. I bought a Pi3A+ specifically for this application and it frequently ground to a very slow speed or even hung (no response from the web interface and refusal to connect via SSH). Investigation shows that there is roughly a 0.25G overhead when running this app. This only leaves 0.25 for the app to operate - or 0.75G - three times the memory if you have 1G RAM. I am currently using MotionEyeOS with a Pi3B and it appears to run perfectly. As this now sells for the same price as a 2G Pi4, that would seem to be the obvious recommendation. In fairness to the author of MotionEyeOS, this memory issue is documented in his Git pages. He is due a donation from me, anyway.
I am trying to compare using a Raspberry Pi Cam vs paying for a more expensive camera and I have found your video now. It is still relevant even two years later. I think the only difference is frame rate compared to other 1080p cameras, and frame rate means little to me in CCTV as long as it is above 2FPS. The quality of these little cameras is quite remarkable. MotionOS is still a contender for me. I am still toying between MotionEye and Blue Iris though.
Thanks for your excellent videos. The videos are a perfect example of e-learning . This video enabled me in one go to make the camera work. Maybe a small remark about color correction for an IR camera at daylight could be added: add "mmalcam_control_params -awb greyworld" to "Extra Motion Options". Again, thanks for your good work!
Excellent Tutorial. One big advantage is you know that it is not calling home to its manufacturer in China. How many clients can motionEyeOS support with simultaneous feeds/streams ?
I thought my OCD was a little out of control but now I feel okay about it after seeing your shop/bench layout. I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!!!... Subscribed!
Outstanding! One of the best I have seen. I was able to create a network of cameras based on your excellent instructions. Would love to see a part two on safely having internet access to the cameras so they can be monitored while away from home/office. Thank you very much for taking the time to do this.
This was a fantastic tutorial. Everything was covered in great detail and it really helps out someone like me who doesn't completely know what he's doing. Keep up the great work!
Fyi, another solution instead of static IP (fixed) would be using the hostname of the server instead. DNS lookup translates it to the current IP. Also, I highly suggest using DHCP reservation instead of static IP. It's easier to manage that way when years later you need to look up your devices IP.
Thank you for this very easy to understand instructional video. I purchased a Raspberry Pi last week for the first time. I have wanted to venture into this new world of making gadgets with this single board computer for a long time. The MotionEyeOS surveillance camera is my first project. Your video is so well made and I learnt a lot by following it. I would guess you might have been a teacher at some time?? Anyway thank you and I have subscribed to your other videos.
Excellent job! You are fundamental for any maker. I suggest a project with the low cost esp32-cam board for facial recognition, wich when it resetting the device start to works automatically and bisides that does not lose the enrolled faces.
Hi, I'm looking to build a Raspberry Pie Surveillance System for my Conversion (RV) Van. I saw a van with 4 cameras, equipped with IR. The back and 2 side cameras were small white bubble cameras with IR blasters around the camera lens, housed inside a small white base. The front camera was also a bubble camera with IR Blasters surrounding the cameras lens, which was housed inside a clear bubble with a hockey puck like base, but the front camera seemed bigger & looked like it could be directionally controlled... I did not get to talk to the owner before they moved off. I am new to this and searching for solutions but I am becoming quickly overwhelmed due to the vastness of the subject - from the ocean of possibilities with Raspberry, to the infinite options of cameras, connectors, controllers, etc. I have been scrubbing through some of your videos, but the coding stuff is still out of my wheel house at the moment. I guess, I would just ask, can you help? Can I build a low power DIY Raspberry system with monitor, or should I buy a prebuilt system, and if so, do you have recommendations? I am trying to keep the system as "local" as possible with hardwired connections, but would like to have IP connection options... Any suggestions, from you or even if you can point me in the right direction to look. Thanks
Pi 0w has no Ethernet jack . So when setting up a Pi 0w you have to create a text file and insert it into the boot file before the 1st boot up , its for the WiFi setup . However we find it easier to Connect a USB network adapter boot up then use the motioneye OS Interface to set up the Wi-Fi
Hello, very nice video...a lot of things ti help us, i've understand where and why i got some issues to run motioneyeos..i go back to my computer to fix them... thank's a lot Phil
This is the best narrated and photographed tutorial I have ever seen on TH-cam. Kudos to you. also, I am totally green with envy of your amazing shop! I could only dream of having such a well organized location to spend time. Outstanding! Your delineation of the technical aspects is outstanding, as well. Very clear and simple to understand even when there are multiple options available. Please tell me the video editing package you used and the camera setup so I might be able to duplicate. Thanks again from down here in snowbird country in North Florida.
Hello, I did everything right but I can't get the ip address (that's you're supposed to get at 19:40). It failed to set the current date and time so I thought maybe that was the issue, so I used another microSD card and fixed the date and time. When I tried again but it still failed and I didn't get the ip address. Everything else seems to work just fine but I'm stuck there. Any advice?
Of course I love all your videos, but I'm still hoping to get an update to your other projects that were suppose to get 2 parts. Also glad you're covering Raspberry Pi.
EXCELLENT JOB! Thank you so much for this, I know it's years later but this went a long way towards helping me design a 6 camera security/backup camera system for my RV! :-)
"If you have already booted up the MicroSD card without this file then I'm afraid you've ruined it and need to reflash the card." That's not really true? 🤔 I forgot to add the wpa_supplicant.conf file once, but I simply just mounted the microSD card in my computer, rightclicked and created a new textfile on it, wrote all the lines, saved as wpa_supplicant.conf, unmounted the card and put it back into the RPi again. And that worked just fine! 🙂
Yes, that works now, but this video was made in 2018 and I am not sure it worked back then. Also, you can setup your WiFi in Raspi-config if I recall correctly, but again that was not possible in 2018.
And I obviously never paid attention to who I was talking to either.. 🤦🏻♂️😂 But if I ever do accuse you for lying someday in the future, you'll have this "appology coupon" to-go! 😂
A very good and thorough tutorial, I enjoyed it immensely. It may be worth mentioning that you can employ ethernet on a zero if you use an ethernet to USB converter. I do so as my workshop is remote from my home where there is a different SSID.
Is there a big difference between the zero and 3? If I'm running multiple cameras I should be fine running zero w cameras and a main server / viewing station on a 3/4 right?
Fantastic educational video for a noob thats looking into surveillance options for a charities workshop on a strict budget. What i'm wondering, is it possible using the internet connection on site to remotely connect to the system to see whats been caught by the cameras or whats live and happening now.
Please note that the wifi configuration file appearing at 34:46 needs one more line of code to work properly, namely ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant Here's the file loaded from the documentation accompanying this video tutorial. country=XX update_config=1 ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant network={ scan_ssid=1 ssid="yyyyy" psk="zzzzx" }
Brilliant video, never expected to watch all 50 minutes but I sure did! I'm going to order the kit now on Amazon. I've been looking for a project to take on with a Raspberry Pi and have also been thinking about getting some sort of CCTV set up, so this video is perfect. Thanks for your hard work! I know it's not a big deal so long as you have footage, but is there any way to increase the FPS of the recording? You mentioned the camera is capable of 30FPS, but the live view and recorded videos seem to only be a few FPS, so is the bottleneck the Pi itself, or something else? At first, I thought maybe the recorded video when played back may be 30FPS, but I guess it records the same as what you see on the dashboard. P.S. What you doing up at 5AM recording videos?! That's dedication ha!
Yor video's are awesome. I often think over edited. When you turn from one camera to another, but actually now at 17:52 i'm seeing it from a different angle ;)
What an excellent video as always. Step by step and detail instructions. Thanks. Request you to make a video on how to make power adapter compatible to Amazon Alexa Echo.
Hi, I have changed the IP configuration in MEYE-xxxx. , and the change is fine, but when I re-enter the configuration it shows me DHCP, why is the IP not recorded?
Thank you for the excellent video. with your help I have my first rpi zero/w cam up and running flawlessly. being an old school computer hobbyist I am amazed at how well the motionEyeOS / RPI system works.
Awesome! Got everything working except for the non-rpi camera. Hoping for some help getting it to work on pixy2. Encountered errors installing libusb on rpi3. Thanks!
35:27 are the country letters in the wap_supplicant file supposed to be capitalized or lower case? pretty sure the rest is case sensitive like the SSID 36:40 "I'm afraid you've ruined it your going to have to use a brand new card" what? you mean use something to delete the hidden partition and reformat and reburn the motion eye OS image right? what is the easiest /best way to do this? i have done it before but i always forget how i did it, i think i used the cmd prompt but is there something with a gui you can use, etcher or diskpart?
I use to use the dispart etc method but the etcher is so smart it has eliminated all the steps you had to remember with other methods. Plug the SD into the PC, start etcher, it finds the SD select the Zip file of the image that you downloaded and start. When it finishes loading, it goes back and verifies that it loaded properly.
Sir, Thank you so much for your videos! I learn so much from them. I was wondering if you could please post updates whenever you find time. Thanks very much once again for these invaluable lessons.
please forgive me if this sounds stupid, do I need lots of memory cards each with different programs on?, 1 with octoprint, 1 with raspian, 1 with motion eye, etc, and just swap between each card?? - if that's the case won't I have no raspberry image on my desktop???, I'm a newbie to the raspberry pi and programming!, I have not been able to follow YOUR VIDEO because when doing so nothing happens, so I reinstalled raspian on the memory card and managed to get as far as having the raspberry page open on the desktop and when going to the command file at typing in the command for the camera just after 17:20 it doesn't get recoqnised , as far as I can tell, nothing is written on the raspberry and kept on there, it's all on the memory card(s)- I'm I right or wrong?, could you please break it down even more for me because I just don't it, and all I'd like to do is have my flashforge 3d printer and my playstation eye camera setup to my laptop through raspberry pi - It's not to much to ask is it???????????????, please help, thankyou, regards, chris.
I've been wanting a solution for my vehicle with 3-4 cameras. Can you do this with 1 raspberry and what type of cameras would you use that wouldn't have more of a 'finished' look?
So happy I stumbled onto your channel! Great video and I’m definitely going to try this as well as subscribe to your channel!!! Please keep up the posting of such quality ant informative content! 👏👍
this guys workspace is ridiculously clean
Could you be a little less vague...NOT! A more comprehensive Rasp Pi Motioneye Cam installation I will never find. Really amazing detail that went above and beyond regular tutorials. You are what the internet was made for and what keeps it alive and kicking. I sincerely appreciate the time and effort you put into this, thank you
I couldn't agree more, DBW has a video when he was building his shop - AWESOME ...
Missed out how to access from ANY computer not just on your own network.
Even two years later, this is still relevant. I love the detail that he goes into in all his videos. It's put in a way that people new to this can understand, without alienating the people that know a little more. One of my favourite TH-camrs.
OK, I'm 28mins into the video and I must say I am very impressed with your detailed descriptions. Some may find this level of detail boring, elementary, rote, etc. I am not interested in drones or bots, but learning from you should be easier than most other channels with the same subject matter. Well done, sir! Even though I am A+, Network+ certified, I thank you for your ability to convey elementary concepts and not talking down to those that already "get" these basics.
I've been running this for two years with 3 nodes (5 cameras total). The tutorial I followed was clear but yours is clearer and goes more in-depth. Awesome work 😀
is there a way to increase the frame rate to 24fps? seems like the default of 2fps is way too low.
Hey uhh...could you make a video of your shop? Cause it's hands down the best looking one I've ever seen. It makes me happy just looking at it.
The other side probably looks like any other electronerds shop ,with several projects going at the same time as you troubleshoot your way around each one..lol
OCD SATISFIED!
@@XBBlade Hah! That's so true! 😂
And yes, I'm aware that the "•" after my name is not centered...😖 (And I'm sorry if you never noticed it before I told you... 😅)
He has made a video for that ... th-cam.com/video/n838ifEFGTk/w-d-xo.html
He has a ckean desk so do nitxhsvd to have one
Seriously the best video I've seen about open source projects in my life
@Dronebot Workshop
I’m training doctors to use some medical devices. Watching your classes I’m training not only main class topic but also the methodology how to present knowledge and how to support trainings with readable materials. So thank a lot! Twice at least 🤓
You are amazing , everytime i decide to do a project, researching always brings me to your site. Way to go , keep up the good work
not "insertation" force, "insertion" force in ZIF.
I love your presentation graphics and slow determined description of the subject matter, the only suggestion I would make is that when you point to something with your finger you wobble around a lot (quite normal but irritating). Try instead to place the object on a fixed surface and point to the object of interest with a pen or stylus while resting your hand on the bench or some cushion. You won't believe how much better that looks like on camera.
The placement of the links in the end screen is so satisfying!
Hi, great video! Very informative, I had to use jawsper's version of the motioneyeos image due to having a raspberry pi zero 2 w with a cam rev1.3 instead, but it works great. But the problem is I'm making a dashcam and cannot have a wifi connected to the pi, so is it possible to use motioneyeos offline? Or even making its own wifi acess point would do, in fact make it more convenient. Would be glad if you could help me out!
I really enjoy watching your Workshop videos, very well planned, clear and precise, excellent audio and video quality and I like your style and delivery of passing on information
Thank you Bernard, I really appreciate you saying that. the audio is actually the part I struggle with the most but I think I'm finally getting it down correctly.
MotionEyeOS is a seriously useful software product. I would personally warn against using a Raspberry Pi with less than 1G of RAM though. I bought a Pi3A+ specifically for this application and it frequently ground to a very slow speed or even hung (no response from the web interface and refusal to connect via SSH). Investigation shows that there is roughly a 0.25G overhead when running this app. This only leaves 0.25 for the app to operate - or 0.75G - three times the memory if you have 1G RAM.
I am currently using MotionEyeOS with a Pi3B and it appears to run perfectly. As this now sells for the same price as a 2G Pi4, that would seem to be the obvious recommendation. In fairness to the author of MotionEyeOS, this memory issue is documented in his Git pages. He is due a donation from me, anyway.
This is one of the best videos I have seen. Very professional , clear and to the point.
I am trying to compare using a Raspberry Pi Cam vs paying for a more expensive camera and I have found your video now. It is still relevant even two years later. I think the only difference is frame rate compared to other 1080p cameras, and frame rate means little to me in CCTV as long as it is above 2FPS. The quality of these little cameras is quite remarkable.
MotionOS is still a contender for me. I am still toying between MotionEye and Blue Iris though.
One of the best tutorial's I've seen in my 15yrs for youtube and 50yrs PC ,I am Subscribed for sure. TXS (only in Canada ?)
Mr Rogers grew up and got into electronics.. I love this channel so much! Great project!
No doubt, another excellent tutorial! Will get onto it when the kids are asleep!
lol
The segment about cameras really helped me pick out what I needed for another camera related project. Thank you so much!
Thanks for your excellent videos. The videos are a perfect example of e-learning . This video enabled me in one go to make the camera work. Maybe a small remark about color correction for an IR camera at daylight could be added: add "mmalcam_control_params -awb greyworld" to "Extra Motion Options". Again, thanks for your good work!
You have to make sure the wpa_supplicant.conf file extensions saves as .conf not .conf.txt I downloaded notepad++ and used that to make the file
Excellent Tutorial. One big advantage is you know that it is not calling home to its manufacturer in China.
How many clients can motionEyeOS support with simultaneous feeds/streams ?
And to think you wrote this a year ago...
I thought my OCD was a little out of control but now I feel okay about it after seeing your shop/bench layout. I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!!!...
Subscribed!
Outstanding! One of the best I have seen. I was able to create a network of cameras based on your excellent instructions. Would love to see a part two on safely having internet access to the cameras so they can be monitored while away from home/office. Thank you very much for taking the time to do this.
What a wonderful and instructive video. Thank you for the excellent work. Your delivery cadence is perfect!
Also, I wish my shop was this clean and well organized. I really like this guy!
This was a fantastic tutorial. Everything was covered in great detail and it really helps out someone like me who doesn't completely know what he's doing. Keep up the great work!
Fyi, another solution instead of static IP (fixed) would be using the hostname of the server instead. DNS lookup translates it to the current IP. Also, I highly suggest using DHCP reservation instead of static IP. It's easier to manage that way when years later you need to look up your devices IP.
Thank you for this very easy to understand instructional video. I purchased a Raspberry Pi last week for the first time. I have wanted to venture into this new world of making gadgets with this single board computer for a long time. The MotionEyeOS surveillance camera is my first project. Your video is so well made and I learnt a lot by following it. I would guess you might have been a teacher at some time?? Anyway thank you and I have subscribed to your other videos.
Excellent job! You are fundamental for any maker. I suggest a project with the low cost esp32-cam board for facial recognition, wich when it resetting the device start to works automatically and bisides that does not lose the enrolled faces.
how do we set the static ip address without logging into the pi? i see in your file viewer at 37:10 here is a config file that says static_ip.conf.
Thank you for the great video. I like the part about making sure use a more powerful pie for the main controller.
Excellent job thanks for the detail information It's clear u did a lot of work of this.
Hi, I'm looking to build a Raspberry Pie Surveillance System for my Conversion (RV) Van. I saw a van with 4 cameras, equipped with IR. The back and 2 side cameras were small white bubble cameras with IR blasters around the camera lens, housed inside a small white base. The front camera was also a bubble camera with IR Blasters surrounding the cameras lens, which was housed inside a clear bubble with a hockey puck like base, but the front camera seemed bigger & looked like it could be directionally controlled... I did not get to talk to the owner before they moved off.
I am new to this and searching for solutions but I am becoming quickly overwhelmed due to the vastness of the subject - from the ocean of possibilities with Raspberry, to the infinite options of cameras, connectors, controllers, etc.
I have been scrubbing through some of your videos, but the coding stuff is still out of my wheel house at the moment.
I guess, I would just ask, can you help? Can I build a low power DIY Raspberry system with monitor, or should I buy a prebuilt system, and if so, do you have recommendations? I am trying to keep the system as "local" as possible with hardwired connections, but would like to have IP connection options...
Any suggestions, from you or even if you can point me in the right direction to look. Thanks
Still learning arduino , but getting my toes wet with "pi", glad these videos are here. Thanks.
Pi 0w has no Ethernet jack . So when setting up a Pi 0w you have to create a text file and insert it into the boot file before the 1st boot up , its for the WiFi setup . However we find it easier to Connect a USB network adapter boot up then use the motioneye OS Interface to set up the Wi-Fi
thanks a lot for this great tutorial! Very well structured and easy to understand and follow
Few words to say. Bravo et Merci Quels travaillent. Please keep doing it. Your are one of the best.
This is one of the best MotionEye/RPi guide I have ever seen. Amazing job!
Hello, very nice video...a lot of things ti help us, i've understand where and why i got some issues to run motioneyeos..i go back to my computer to fix them...
thank's a lot
Phil
This is the best narrated and photographed tutorial I have ever seen on TH-cam. Kudos to you. also, I am totally green with envy of your amazing shop! I could only dream of having such a well organized location to spend time. Outstanding! Your delineation of the technical aspects is outstanding, as well. Very clear and simple to understand even when there are multiple options available. Please tell me the video editing package you used and the camera setup so I might be able to duplicate. Thanks again from down here in snowbird country in North Florida.
This was an outstanding tutorial for its clarity and its no-nonsense content . kudos
Is it possible to open/usage the GPIO pins from the motionEyeOS ? E.G. for rele' triggering for lights or alarm or other.
Thanks a lot bro u saved my college grade.
Works perfectly and ur explanation is perfect too thanks a lot. :)
You just taught me a few features I did not know. Very good video.
Hello, I did everything right but I can't get the ip address (that's you're supposed to get at 19:40). It failed to set the current date and time so I thought maybe that was the issue, so I used another microSD card and fixed the date and time. When I tried again but it still failed and I didn't get the ip address. Everything else seems to work just fine but I'm stuck there. Any advice?
Of course I love all your videos, but I'm still hoping to get an update to your other projects that were suppose to get 2 parts. Also glad you're covering Raspberry Pi.
and Motioneyeos don't capture sound of webcam ?
Great tutorial. I'm thinking of turning my pi zero w in to one of these. Thank you!
EXCELLENT JOB! Thank you so much for this, I know it's years later but this went a long way towards helping me design a 6 camera security/backup camera system for my RV! :-)
"If you have already booted up the MicroSD card without this file then I'm afraid you've ruined it and need to reflash the card."
That's not really true? 🤔 I forgot to add the wpa_supplicant.conf file once, but I simply just mounted the microSD card in my computer, rightclicked and created a new textfile on it, wrote all the lines, saved as wpa_supplicant.conf, unmounted the card and put it back into the RPi again. And that worked just fine! 🙂
Yes, that works now, but this video was made in 2018 and I am not sure it worked back then.
Also, you can setup your WiFi in Raspi-config if I recall correctly, but again that was not possible in 2018.
@@EsotericArctos Ah! Sorry I never paid attention to the date it was uploaded... 🤦🏻♂️ I appologize for accusing you of lying! 🙇🏻♂️😅
And I obviously never paid attention to who I was talking to either.. 🤦🏻♂️😂 But if I ever do accuse you for lying someday in the future, you'll have this "appology coupon" to-go! 😂
@@Aerox90 All good. :)
Hi
What a very concise and informative demonstration. Thank you so much. Really appreciate your efforts,.👍
Very thorough step by step tutorial. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this together
A very good and thorough tutorial, I enjoyed it immensely. It may be worth mentioning that you can employ ethernet on a zero if you use an ethernet to USB converter. I do so as my workshop is remote from my home where there is a different SSID.
Man you are a great teacher. Thanks a lot.
God your workshop is neat and tidy! Mine looks like a war zone!
Is there a big difference between the zero and 3? If I'm running multiple cameras I should be fine running zero w cameras and a main server / viewing station on a 3/4 right?
Very well done, thanks. This kind of video is great for the learning/understanding process. Thumbs up.
Fantastic educational video for a noob thats looking into surveillance options for a charities workshop on a strict budget. What i'm wondering, is it possible using the internet connection on site to remotely connect to the system to see whats been caught by the cameras or whats live and happening now.
Please note that the wifi configuration file appearing at 34:46 needs one more line of code to work properly, namely ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
Here's the file loaded from the documentation accompanying this video tutorial.
country=XX
update_config=1
ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
network={
scan_ssid=1
ssid="yyyyy"
psk="zzzzx"
}
as usual : EXCELENT work -- thanks for sharing with us
Brilliant video, never expected to watch all 50 minutes but I sure did! I'm going to order the kit now on Amazon. I've been looking for a project to take on with a Raspberry Pi and have also been thinking about getting some sort of CCTV set up, so this video is perfect. Thanks for your hard work!
I know it's not a big deal so long as you have footage, but is there any way to increase the FPS of the recording? You mentioned the camera is capable of 30FPS, but the live view and recorded videos seem to only be a few FPS, so is the bottleneck the Pi itself, or something else? At first, I thought maybe the recorded video when played back may be 30FPS, but I guess it records the same as what you see on the dashboard.
P.S. What you doing up at 5AM recording videos?! That's dedication ha!
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One of the best videos on setting up a Raspberry based security camera. By the way, the workshop is awesome!
Great! Thank you. You had opened my eyes how to use EyeOS
Yor video's are awesome. I often think over edited. When you turn from one camera to another, but actually now at 17:52 i'm seeing it from a different angle ;)
What an excellent video as always. Step by step and detail instructions. Thanks. Request you to make a video on how to make power adapter compatible to Amazon Alexa Echo.
Hi, I have changed the IP configuration in MEYE-xxxx. , and the change is fine, but when I re-enter the configuration it shows me DHCP, why is the IP not recorded?
Nice, you are very clear and through.
Excellent presentation. Inspired me to complete my project.
Thank you for the excellent video. with your help I have my first rpi zero/w cam up and running flawlessly. being an old school computer hobbyist I am amazed at how well the motionEyeOS / RPI system works.
set play back speed to 1.25 and this video is perfect
Is it possible to use a USB webcam with this OS on the Pi Zero W?
What about adding pan-tilt from an Android device (or arrow keys from a pc) ?
After you do all this am I suppose to remove sod disk and replace with Raspian?
. With a Zero 2 W would you use the motioneyeos for a zero or would you use the version for the Pi 3 that the Zero 2 is more like?
There is an option to record video? just a button to start a video recording? Thanks
Great tutorial! Very in depth and easy to understand. 👌
Fantastic content! Thank you!
Awesome! Got everything working except for the non-rpi camera. Hoping for some help getting it to work on pixy2. Encountered errors installing libusb on rpi3. Thanks!
How hard is to include audio? To add a microphone?
Always like your background video, your workshop 😁
Great Job, excellent vid. Thx very much.
I have been trying to do something like this for some time.
Great Tutorial, very informative and well explained! Thank you.
35:27 are the country letters in the wap_supplicant file supposed to be capitalized or lower case? pretty sure the rest is case sensitive like the SSID
36:40 "I'm afraid you've ruined it your going to have to use a brand new card"
what? you mean use something to delete the hidden partition and reformat and reburn the motion eye OS image right? what is the easiest /best way to do this? i have done it before but i always forget how i did it, i think i used the cmd prompt but is there something with a gui you can use, etcher or diskpart?
I use to use the dispart etc method but the etcher is so smart it has eliminated all the steps you had to remember with other methods. Plug the SD into the PC, start etcher, it finds the SD select the Zip file of the image that you downloaded and start. When it finishes loading, it goes back and verifies that it loaded properly.
I have a raspberry 4 B and MotionOS does not seem to work
28:20 Fixed IP Address for Camera... That is what I was looking for!
Sir, Thank you so much for your videos! I learn so much from them. I was wondering if you could please post updates whenever you find time. Thanks very much once again for these invaluable lessons.
Hi Bill, what's the product name of camera at 7:16? Many thanks for creating this workshop.
Awesome video, first two sites suggested downloading 3rd party software to do exactly what you did in two minutes.
please forgive me if this sounds stupid, do I need lots of memory cards each with different programs on?, 1 with octoprint, 1 with raspian, 1 with motion eye, etc, and just swap between each card?? - if that's the case won't I have no raspberry image on my desktop???, I'm a newbie to the raspberry pi and programming!, I have not been able to follow YOUR VIDEO because when doing so nothing happens, so I reinstalled raspian on the memory card and managed to get as far as having the raspberry page open on the desktop and when going to the command file at typing in the command for the camera just after 17:20 it doesn't get recoqnised , as far as I can tell, nothing is written on the raspberry and kept on there, it's all on the memory card(s)- I'm I right or wrong?, could you please break it down even more for me because I just don't it, and all I'd like to do is have my flashforge 3d printer and my playstation eye camera setup to my laptop through raspberry pi - It's not to much to ask is it???????????????, please help, thankyou, regards, chris.
Can this work for a Ring camera to be seen on a Pi and computer?
Can you pls make a video for the video door camera? Thanks.
Thank you for an extremely helpful and well articulated video.
great information!! learn a lot today. THANK YOU. and please continue update.
Can,t understand where you copy and paste the wpa_supplican.conf file from. When I create the file it doesn't has the same size of yours
Excellent video, thank you very much for sharing!
I've been wanting a solution for my vehicle with 3-4 cameras. Can you do this with 1 raspberry and what type of cameras would you use that wouldn't have more of a 'finished' look?
Nice tutorial, 👍
So happy I stumbled onto your channel! Great video and I’m definitely going to try this as well as subscribe to your channel!!! Please keep up the posting of such quality ant informative content! 👏👍
that, was awesome. many thanks from Quebec !