Closed yq3w closed 1 year ago
Hey @yq3w,
Absolutely! You can just open the browser on your Raspberry Pi. Ensure you have the Raspberry Pi Desktop version installed, then open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8000/.
For a more focused setup, consider running it in kiosk mode (browser-only) with automatic website launch on startup. Check out the instructions here: Raspberry Pi Kiosk Mode Tutorial.
Alternatively, if you prefer a minimalistic approach, install the Raspberry Pi Lite version, which comes without a desktop environment. You can find the setup details here: Setting up Raspberry Pi Lite for Kiosk Mode.
The website is optimized for smartphones, it should function smoothly on a small touchscreen too. Let me know if you encounter any issues or have any further questions.
@Lillifee Thank you very much. Everything went smoothly during the installation on the lte system!
Great! I'm glad that everything is functioning smoothly. Would you mind sharing details about the CM4 with touchscreen you're using? If possible, could you share some pictures of your setup?
The Raspberry Pi camera program you wrote is the most functional SLR like camera in the entire open source network,I don't have a shell yet, but I will design one in the future.
It's already looking fantastic! Please keep me updated on your project's progress and the shell. Looks really nice! Maybe you could share the usage on the discussions page https://github.com/Lillifee/raspiCam/discussions/28
My CM4 also comes with a touch screen. Can I see a preview and operate these settings on Raspberry Pi? Because I can easily focus and adjust aperture, it looks like a great camera.