Others have commented on this already, but your local copy of the Micro-RTSP library is written into platformio.ini. I changed it from: file:///home/kevinh/development/devcam/Micro-RTSP to:
https://github.com/geeksville/Micro-RTSP in order to get the project to compile.
At that point it would run on my M5Stack ESP32 camera board and I could use the IoT Maker SmartConfig Android app, and it would display a stream at the camera's http address, but the RTSP part didn't work. Your screen shot shows VLC running on what appears to be Linux. I'm running Windows 10.
The Wi-Fi provisioning doesn't seem to actually save the credentials provided by the Android app. Every time I reset the device or unplug it I have to run the Android app again. The app is able to direct the ESP32 onto my Wi-Fi network, but it doesn't save the data into flash.
I applaud your efforts at getting anything to come out of the camera at all, but this needs a little more time in the oven.
ghost
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5 years ago
Others have commented on this already, but your local copy of the Micro-RTSP library is written into platformio.ini. I changed it from:
file:///home/kevinh/development/devcam/Micro-RTSPto:https://github.com/geeksville/Micro-RTSPin order to get the project to compile.At that point it would run on my M5Stack ESP32 camera board and I could use the IoT Maker SmartConfig Android app, and it would display a stream at the camera's http address, but the RTSP part didn't work. Your screen shot shows VLC running on what appears to be Linux. I'm running Windows 10.
The Wi-Fi provisioning doesn't seem to actually save the credentials provided by the Android app. Every time I reset the device or unplug it I have to run the Android app again. The app is able to direct the ESP32 onto my Wi-Fi network, but it doesn't save the data into flash.
I applaud your efforts at getting anything to come out of the camera at all, but this needs a little more time in the oven.