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VLC can't connect to server, no errors in log #297
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Hi, Last time I tried VLC doesnot support NV12 format. You could use ffplay that support it. Best Regards, |
Hm, so how do I change the format? I've tried using the |
Hi, -f options has 2 usage without argument (it keep actual format) with argument (for instance -fH264, it set the format, and if format is not supported by device, it fails) Best Regards, |
I have the same issue as @Drizzt321 , I used libcamerify instead of the LD_PRELOAD method, but I can't get the stream to be played neither by VLC (which is normal according to your previous answer) nor by ffplay.
On my laptop side:
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Hi, Did you try to add '-strict -2' ? as proposed in : Best Regards, |
Hi Michel, I struggled quite a bit and finally got a video stream, it seems that there are two different issues, I opened the following issue : #299 When things are working, I can get a video feed on ffplay, but it seems it is not picked properly: My guess is that the format provided by the camera is not compatible ? |
Update: going back to the V2 camera has the same behavior, I'm not quite sure what is going wrong here. |
Describe the bug
I'm trying to run v4l2rtspserver to use my RPi Zero W as a small security camera. Got the latest raspbian, updated all packages to latest, then installed v4l2rtspserver from the git repo. Was initially having some trouble getting it started, then found the
LD_PRELOAD
tip on #283 for the new libcamera v4l2-compat support.I started it up using
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/v4l2-compat.so v4l2rtspserver /dev/video0
as root (just to get initial settings right, then run as daemon as regular user).Starts up with this output
I then try and connect from VLC on my desktop to
rtsp://192.168.10.70:8554/unicast
, and get an error in VLCOn the Pi, I get this output
Can't see anything specific in the output, any ideas? Any tips on directions I could go in to try and figure out the issue?
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