Matthias
Matthias
Is your Raspberry Pi connected to the same network as your iOS device? Also multicast has to be enabled in your network for hkcam to work.
I can't see any errors in the logs, so the camera successfully paired with your iOS device. Do you get any other errors on your iOS device which might help...
Is there anything hkcam can do to resolve this issue?
Sorry for not looking into this so far. Your pull request results in a lot of duplicated code. It would be great if we could fix that. Could you please...
I've printed the first prototype which works great.  I will add the 3D model to the repository soon.
Yes, it should work. You have to find out which input device (`/dev/video?`) represents the USB camera and set the launch arguments accordingly. `--input_filename=/dev/video?`
> /dev/video IS the CSI! Probably it's /dev/usbX No, I connected a USB camera and multiple `/dev/video` devices did show up. One of them was for the camera stream.
That looks great. I do have a HC-SR501 IR motion sensor. Hopefully I can test the pull request asap.
After checking it my v1.3 camera module, it seems like the camera cable on the PCB is shorter by ~1mm compared to the v2.1. I was able to make it...
The camera should actually set the exposure automatically, once a new snapshot is taken or stream is started.