Hi! I made a similar module for the same purpurs. You can always copy some code if you want…
You can find it here in the forums. :)
Or on github.

@strawberry-3.141 Yes, I read that to, but it may also mean like vertical like a monitor (normal landscape) and horizontal like a table (but still in landscape). :)

@strawberry-3.141 Nope, not yet, not sure who to ask really… It’s even kind of hard to find the brand itself…
It’s this one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32-points-32-Inch-IR-Multi-touch-overlay-kit-without-glass-for-Interactive-Table-Multi-Touch/1195149819.html
The model number is at least: NECO-X
Much more then that is hard to find… :)
At least they have support for Linux as a HID compatible device (that should be enough I think).
And it does work, just not in portrait… So, I’m thinking it got to be configurable on the “input-device” itself in rasbian… I just can’t find how. :)

@izanbard Thank you for this! :)

Hi @AlessandroRa Did you resolve this, I’m in the same boat. :) Got my IR Frame today, but cant manage to get it to turn (screen turns, but not the IR touch frame)… Googleing my brains out :)

@Manmachine What was the exact product name/number you bought? It’s all in Danish. :)

@emos Nah, you only need to use rtsp for the “network” cameras. The right one you have looks like a “locally” connected camera?

@emos Hmm… I wounder if it is because you use an http link? Can you try to change it to an rtsp link?

@emos Here is one of mine:

@emos you need to add it in to MotionEyeOS. So it knows about it. I have 3 cameras in the same way. You can add any “network-camera”.
rtsp://yourcam:port/whatever-format in the “add” dialog in MotionEyeOS. :)