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eloquentarduino / EloquentVision

Image processing datatypes and algorithms for Arduino and Esp32
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Http output does not appear as an image #3

Closed bill-orange closed 3 years ago

bill-orange commented 4 years ago

When running the Video Streaming Server Example for an AI Thinker camera, rather than getting an image on the web page, I get continually scrolling random looking text. It appears that the browser is not being instructed to interpret the output as an image or the image file is improper.

Thoughts?

eloquentarduino commented 4 years ago

I don't have an AI Thinker camera, but I will double-check on my M5Stick Camera and see what it could be. In the meantime, please open the Developer console (Ctrl + Maiusc + I in Google Chrome and Firefox), go to the network tab, locate the video request and paste here both the Request and Response headers.

bill-orange commented 4 years ago

Since my PC is a wired network connection, I tested the ESP-32-CAM HTTP output with my IPhone. Since I did not know how to get the Developer’s output from the IPhone’s browser, I connected with the laptop. On the laptop it works. I retested with the IPhone and it did not work side-by-side with the laptop where it did work.

Here is the Developer’s output from the laptop.

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On Oct 28, 2020, at 1:03 PM, eloquentarduino notifications@github.com wrote:  I don't have an AI Thinker camera, but I will double-check on my M5Stick Camera and see what it could be. In the meantime, please open the Developer console (Ctrl + Maiusc + I in Google Chrome and Firefox), go to the network tab, locate the video request and paste here both the Request and Response headers.

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eloquentarduino commented 4 years ago

This is probably due to a lack of support on the iOS, I think. Never used an iPhone, so please give me some time to check it out the supported video codecs.

PS: I don't see any Developer's output, but if it works, it shouldn't be of use to solve your problem.