Anonymousdog
commented
2 years ago It's very likely you're running RPI Lite Bullseye, and omxplayer isn't supported on it. You'll need to install RPi Lite Buster to use omxplayer.
On Tue, May 17, 2022 at 6:04 PM i7phillip @.***> wrote:
Hello,
I am having an issue getting this working again. I have had it working in the past but when I tried installing on a second pi, I can't get it working. Here is my setup:
Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-BIT Legacy) on SD Card using Raspberry Pi Imager (Raspberry Pi OS – Raspberry Pi) (download the Raspberry Pi Imager to your PC if you have not already done so)
Eject SD Card when writing has completed and reinsert SD Card into reader
Enable WiFi (if needed) Open Notepad or Notepad++ Paste the following (change YOURSSID to the ssid in which you will be connecting to, change YOURPASSWORD [psk] to password of ssid you will be connecting to) country=US ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 network={ ssid="YOURSSID" scan_ssid=1 psk="YOURPASSWORD" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK } Save as wpa_supplicant.conf in boot partition of SD card
Place SD card into Raspberry Pi and plug in monitor, keyboard and power
Login to Pi using the default username and password raspberrypi login: pi Password: raspberry
Change keyboard settings sudo raspi-config 5 Localisation Options L3 Keyboard Genecric 104-key PC>Other>English (US)>press ENTER to select default>No compose key>
Update Raspberry Pi OS sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo reboot
Change password sudo raspi-config 1 System Options S3 set new password
Set Time Zone 5 Localisation Options L2 Timezone US Central
Enable SSH 3 Interface Options P2 SSH Yes > Ok
Select finish and reboot if prompted
Once rebooted, enter ifconfig at the prompt and note "inet" address under wlan0
Open Command Prompt from your computer and enter ssh pi@(ip address of pi you wish to connect to) type "yes" and press enter enter password for pi
Install OMXPlayer sudo apt install omxplayer -y
Install displaycameras app by running the following commands wget https://github.com/Anonymousdog/displaycameras/archive/0.8.3.3.zip unzip 0.8.3.3.zip cd displaycameras-0.8.3.3 chmod +x install.sh sudo ./install.sh sudo ./install.sh upgrade When asked about the custom GPU memory split, just press "Enter" to accept the default. After installation is complete, select y or n to view the README.md.
Open the configuration file using the command prompt sudo nano /etc/displaycameras/layout.conf.default Delete the information in the configuration file by selecting all text and press 'ctrl+k'. Paste the following into that file: For main office, copy & paste:
Main Office Display Setup
window names
3x3 Grid
windows=(upper_left upper_middle upper_right left middle right lower_left lower_middle lower_right)
Window positions
window_positions=(
First Row
upper_left
640x360
"0 0 639 359"
upper_middle
640x360
"640 0 1279 359"
upper_right
640x360
"1280 0 1920 359" \
Second Row
left
640x360
"0 360 639 719"
middle
640x360
"640 360 1279 719"
right
640x360
"1280 360 1920 719" \
Third Row
lower_left
640x360
"0 720 639 1080"
lower_middle
640x360
"640 720 1279 1080"
lower_right
640x360
"1280 720 1920 1080" )
camera_names=(CAM01 CAM02 AnotherCam1 CAM07 CAM15 AnotherCam2 CAM12 CAM13 CAM14)
These are the camera feeds. Uncomment the cameras you wish to use. Only
un-comment the feeds, not the camera name.
camera_feeds=(
CAM01
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM02
"rtsp://workingurl"
AnotherCam1
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM07
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM15
"rtsp://workingurl"
AnotherCam2
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM12
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM13
"rtsp://workingurl"
CAM14
"rtsp://workingurl" )
rotate="false"
Save file by pressing 'CTRL+S'. Exit file by pressing 'CTRL+X'
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Wihanh
Hello,
I am having an issue getting this working again. I have had it working in the past but when I tried installing on a second pi, I can't get it working. Here is my setup:
Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-BIT Legacy) on SD Card using Raspberry Pi Imager (Raspberry Pi OS – Raspberry Pi) (download the Raspberry Pi Imager to your PC if you have not already done so)
Eject SD Card when writing has completed and reinsert SD Card into reader
Enable WiFi (if needed) Open Notepad or Notepad++ Paste the following (change YOURSSID to the ssid in which you will be connecting to, change YOURPASSWORD [psk] to password of ssid you will be connecting to) country=US ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 network={ ssid="YOURSSID" scan_ssid=1 psk="YOURPASSWORD" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK } Save as wpa_supplicant.conf in boot partition of SD card
Place SD card into Raspberry Pi and plug in monitor, keyboard and power
Login to Pi using the default username and password raspberrypi login: pi Password: raspberry
Change keyboard settings sudo raspi-config 5 Localisation Options L3 Keyboard Genecric 104-key PC>Other>English (US)>press ENTER to select default>No compose key>
Update Raspberry Pi OS sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo reboot
Change password sudo raspi-config 1 System Options S3 set new password
Set Time Zone 5 Localisation Options L2 Timezone US Central
Enable SSH 3 Interface Options P2 SSH Yes > Ok
Select finish and reboot if prompted
Once rebooted, enter ifconfig at the prompt and note "inet" address under wlan0
Open Command Prompt from your computer and enter ssh pi@(ip address of pi you wish to connect to) type "yes" and press enter enter password for pi
Install OMXPlayer sudo apt install omxplayer -y
Install displaycameras app by running the following commands wget https://github.com/Anonymousdog/displaycameras/archive/0.8.3.3.zip unzip 0.8.3.3.zip cd displaycameras-0.8.3.3 chmod +x install.sh sudo ./install.sh sudo ./install.sh upgrade When asked about the custom GPU memory split, just press "Enter" to accept the default. After installation is complete, select y or n to view the README.md.
Open the configuration file using the command prompt sudo nano /etc/displaycameras/layout.conf.default Delete the information in the configuration file by selecting all text and press 'ctrl+k'. Paste the following into that file: For main office, copy & paste:
Main Office Display Setup
window names
3x3 Grid
windows=(upper_left upper_middle upper_right left middle right lower_left lower_middle lower_right)
Window positions
window_positions=(
First Row
upper_left
640x360
"0 0 639 359" \
upper_middle
640x360
"640 0 1279 359" \
upper_right
640x360
"1280 0 1920 359" \
Second Row
left
640x360
"0 360 639 719" \
middle
640x360
"640 360 1279 719" \
right
640x360
"1280 360 1920 719" \
Third Row
lower_left
640x360
"0 720 639 1080" \
lower_middle
640x360
"640 720 1279 1080" \
lower_right
640x360
"1280 720 1920 1080" \ )
camera_names=(CAM01 CAM02 AnotherCam1 CAM07 CAM15 AnotherCam2 CAM12 CAM13 CAM14)
These are the camera feeds. Uncomment the cameras you wish to use. Only un-comment the feeds, not the camera name.
camera_feeds=( \
CAM01
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM02
"rtsp://workingurl" \
AnotherCam1
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM07
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM15
"rtsp://workingurl" \
AnotherCam2
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM12
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM13
"rtsp://workingurl" \
CAM14
"rtsp://workingurl" \ )
rotate="false"
Save file by pressing 'CTRL+S'. Exit file by pressing 'CTRL+X'