Patrick Gehrsitz

> Tested the camera module via CLI and was able to receive pictures. Please elaborate further on this. What exact command did you run? This won't change anything below, I'm...

I changed it to a feature request, as we currently don't support it as clearly stated in the log.

It's an overall Pi5 issue atm. We are using camera-streamer as our backend. As that doesn't work with the Pi5, we don't support it. The problem with the Pi5 is...

Exactly a Pi4 would work as expected. It's really just the Pi5 with it's hardware limitations (sounds wrong as it's the newer device but it's actually like that). To the...

If you read the log, you would understand, why you have the same problem. It's still not supported. There is no reason why Spyglass shouldn't work with Obico. Crowsnest (ustreamer/camera-streamer)...

> Glad I switched to something other than Crowsnest Good that you found something that already supports H265 encoding and that works for you, but the rest of your message...

I edited now the title, that people understand what's the feature behind this FR

@rykerg9 Then a short version of that book: We will add Pi5 support, but won't add H265 specifically, as it isn't supported by default in most browsers. Also please share...

> setup guide for spyglass with Obico on Spyglass GitHub Can you link me what you mean with that guide? edit: nvm found it: https://github.com/roamingthings/spyglass/discussions/38 (I completely forgot about the...

I read again my previous longer explanation and wanted to clarify it as a separate comment, might be interesting for @rykerg9 too: The Pi5 has no HW video encoding. It's...