The Docker container was built on an arm64 machine (specifically, a Raspberry Pi 4B) using the unmodified Dockerfile provided in the /docker directory. I have included a link to the Docker image for reference (https://hub.docker.com/layers/sheng2216/motioneye/0.1/images/sha256-810f4beb9040f3f074284c85ecddaa4f33e43d35245bbb1355964caa1f13e1cb?context=repo). I would greatly appreciate any assistance.
by the way, the docker run command I used to start the container: docker run --rm -d -p 8081:8765 --hostname="motioneye" -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro --mount type=volume,source=motioneye-config,destination=/etc/motioneye --mount type=volume,source=motioneye-videos,destination=/var/lib/motioneye --device=/dev/video0:/dev/video0 sheng2216/motioneye:0.1
Port 8081 was used for the service because the default port was already occupied by other services. Although the --privileged option can help me detect more camera interfaces, none of them appear to have image outputs.
I can add the camera, but there is no image, and the error message on the top-left corner is "unable to open video device". more details:
The Docker container was built on an arm64 machine (specifically, a Raspberry Pi 4B) using the unmodified Dockerfile provided in the /docker directory. I have included a link to the Docker image for reference (https://hub.docker.com/layers/sheng2216/motioneye/0.1/images/sha256-810f4beb9040f3f074284c85ecddaa4f33e43d35245bbb1355964caa1f13e1cb?context=repo). I would greatly appreciate any assistance. by the way, the
docker run
command I used to start the container:docker run --rm -d -p 8081:8765 --hostname="motioneye" -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro --mount type=volume,source=motioneye-config,destination=/etc/motioneye --mount type=volume,source=motioneye-videos,destination=/var/lib/motioneye --device=/dev/video0:/dev/video0 sheng2216/motioneye:0.1
Port 8081 was used for the service because the default port was already occupied by other services. Although the --privileged option can help me detect more camera interfaces, none of them appear to have image outputs.