Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How do I display an RTSP camera stream?
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@SteveMann Pi3 is likely being choked to death with that. It’s hard on the Pi4. If I could get it to run the way I wanted on a Pi 5, I’d upgrade to that myself.
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@BKeyport said in How do I display an RTSP camera stream?:
MotionEyeOS will take in the RTSP stream and push out a web compatible stream.
I wanted to try MotionEyeOS, but I can’t find anything recent. The git was archived five years ago and the only binary that I could find was for the Pi2. Is there a supported version somewhere that I’ve missed?
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@SteveMann That’s the rough part - the original author abandoned the project - and they’re rebuilding…
https://github.com/motioneye-project/motioneyeos/releases - use the pi image there to get started - will work on everything up to Pi 4. Does not work on Pi 5.
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Also looking to stream a camera feed from Frigate. It looks like MMM-FreeboxTV would have worked but can’t find that anywhere.
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@hrmax23 I have a feeling that was a module by an author that has pulled all his work and left the community over hurt feelings.
Thanks to poorly thought out everything (outside of our control), we’re in a kind of hole and have to patch together a solution - just the way it is.
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@BKeyport outside our control,
MagicMirror is NOT significant project for any of our dependencies on OS, Electron, node, and on and on
Os, node and electron are coming of age with tons of backlog changes which WILL be disruptive here. and the pi hardware is changing too
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@sdetweil yes. Of course it’s not significant. What is significant is that features get removed without a replacement, or the replacement not being able to do the same thing the original did. Short sighted things like that. I get it, onward and upward, but fill out the replacement before eliminating the original.
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@BKeyport yeh, sadly continuity is no longer valued. Time to market is everything. If something breaks, the consumer will refactor or their usage will die, and not be a problem after all.
