I'm wondering whether it's the wrong kind of stream.
I realised I need to edit paparazzo to specify what the custom boundry would be, so I edited it and set the boundry to --ThisString, this now at least got it downloading (or appearing to be downloading) the stream.
The logs do display that it'd downloaded some of the images and even served when I go to the http url for the server;
However the response from the server despite having a content-length of 42kb (way t and content-type jpg just returns no image. Here's the har from Chrome DevTools;
So I got myself a new IP Camera, and trying to get it work with Paparazzo but having some issues.
The full url to the stream is here; http://fc8774.myfoscam.org:88/cgi-bin/CGIStream.cgi?cmd=GetMJStream&usr=thesite&pwd=sitepassword
The user is only set to be a visitor and it's a public camera so no hacking :+1:
After doing a readfile command on my stream which receives something like this;
--ThisString Content-type:image/jpeg Content-Length:35564 ÿØÿàJFIFÿÛÅ &/"$&8 ...
I'm wondering whether it's the wrong kind of stream.
I realised I need to edit paparazzo to specify what the custom boundry would be, so I edited it and set the boundry to
--ThisString
, this now at least got it downloading (or appearing to be downloading) the stream.The logs do display that it'd downloaded some of the images and even served when I go to the http url for the server;
However the response from the server despite having a content-length of 42kb (way t and content-type jpg just returns no image. Here's the
har
from Chrome DevTools;Any help here would be muchly appreciated!