OrcaSlicer
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Support custom IP camera
This allows adding a custom IP camera source from the camera settings popup. Camera stream is shown in a WebView widget with native controls and possible scrollbars stripped away. Original bambulab camera also remains functional if one exists, and a button is added to toggle between them.
Tested on Windows with Bambu Lab P1S.
Demo:
Good job, not possible to display both together or the external camera in popup windows?
Good job, not possible to display both together or the external camera in popup windows?
HTML5 video has picture-in-picture out of the box so should be easy to implement. It's available in the native controls that I hid to get more integrated look, but it could be called via its API.
Showing both at the same time shouldn't technically be hard either, but I don't know what is the best way to arrange the videos, or maybe the arrangement should be user adjustable, and then it becomes a hard UX task :)
Both if these could be future PRs though
HTML5 video has picture-in-picture out of the box so should be easy to implement. It's available in the native controls that I hid to get more integrated look, but it could be called via its API.
I am asking because I have 2 cameras on my printer - one is stock from Bambu, the second one is IP camera attached on the frame. I would like to see both pictures on one screen or at least the second IP camera in the popup window.
HTML5 video has picture-in-picture out of the box so should be easy to implement. It's available in the native controls that I hid to get more integrated look, but it could be called via its API.
I am asking because I have 2 cameras on my printer - one is stock from Bambu, the second one is IP camera attached on the frame. I would like to see both pictures on one screen or at least the second IP camera in the popup window.
Added partial support for viewing the custom camera in a popup window, only works for videos that are in a <video> HTML element, like *.mp4s but not for example MJPEG streams. You can try if it works for you (by right-clicking the camera switch icon). I can later drop the commit from this PR if it's deemed too unfinished.
Builds from this branch can be found from my fork here ~~https://github.com/stuomas/OrcaSlicer/actions/runs/7396272554 (not sure why mac build has failed)~~ in case someone wants to test it out.
EDIT: rebased and now also Mac build works: https://github.com/stuomas/OrcaSlicer/actions/runs/7413929430
(rebased)
Thank you! This is cool.
Thank you, let me know if you want some changes!
(rebased)
Thank you! This is cool.
Thank you, let me know if you want some changes!
I don't have IP cam so I can't test it by myself. But the changes look good to me.
Awesome to see our idea come to life! Of course all credit to stoumas for the work, but I knew there had to be someone that was interested in it as much as me when I first brought it up!
Would it work with ONVIF or RTSP camera feeds?
wxWebView is basically a web browser, so any URL that plays in your browser should work in here. If you're stuck with RTSP, you could use some intermediate media server (like Node-Media-Server) to create a webpage that plays that stream
