Closed robotfishe closed 1 year ago
It's an expected and documented behavior that the video streaming is only supported on Raspberry Pis: https://obico.io/docs/user-guides/webcam-stream-stuck-at-1-10-fps/#2-is-octoprint-running-on-a-raspberry-pi
The failure detection will work correctly on any platform.
I'm closing this issue as it's an expected behavior.
this doesn't work on the BTT CB1 which is not a pi but is running debian, according to the docs it might work, is there a work around for this?
CB1:https://biqu.equipment/products/pi4b-adapter-v1-0
OS images that may support the webcam streaming All MainsailOS versions older than 0.6.0. All FluiddPi versions older than 1.17.0. 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS versions older than Buster. All Raspbian versions. All other Debian derivatives, such as DietPi.
my issue was solved by fixing the django setup. its working now with the CB1. i was self hosted.
my issue was solved by fixing the django setup. its working now with the CB1. i was self hosted.
@raptordemon How did you fix your django setup to get streaming working on a non-pi install? I'm running on a hefty server running debian trying to get streaming working. Thanks
i don't recall exactly what i did wrong but there was an issue with the standard django setup, i ran thru the django setup steps and it fixed it
I'm running klipper on an Odroid C4 - partly due to the shortage of Raspberry Pis the last couple of years, but also because I've found the USB more stable.
Obico doesn't seem to like it. I can't get a video stream to load on my self-hosted Obico server, and when I look at the logs, I see "Not running on a Pi. Quiting video_pipeline." It seems that because I'm running a different SBC it's not even trying to load the video components. Is there any way around this behaviour? My webcam works fine and I can view the stream through Fluidd, I just can't get Obico to look for it.