Now would be a good time to use the menu button (in the upper left) to create your admin password, You also might even want to give your Pi a nice hostname by enabling the 'advanced settings' option (e.g.Click on the Person icon (in the upper left side of the page) and enter admin for the username, and left the password field blank.Visit that IP address in your web browser.Find the IP address of your Raspberry Pi using app (e.g.Copy, paste, and edit the following text, saving the file as wpa_nf on the MicroSD card. Configure WiFi by adding a file to the MicroSD card.After formatting an SD card, write the image to your MicroSD card using balenaEtcher.motioneyeos-raspberrypi-#.img.gz is for the original Raspberry Pi and the Raspberry Pi Zero). motionEyeOS for particular version Raspberry Pi (e.g.Here is a summary of the process of installing MotionEyeOS on a RaspberryPi with a camera attached. However there is a lighter weight solution. You can use OctoPrint to host a video camera feed. ¶ Specific cameras ¶ Raspberry Pi with camera add-on At the bottom right is the Webcam Integration panel. In Duet Web Control, go to Settings, User Interface.Identify your camera's IP address and the HTTP port and URL that return a static JPEG image.Connect the camera to your Wifi or Ethernet network according to the manufacturer's instructions.Sadly, none of the major browsers supports including a RTSP camera video stream in a web page. Important: You must choose a camera that has the facility to return a static JPEG image in response to a HTTP request.

However, you can buy a suitable Wifi or Ethernet IP camera and then configure Duet Web Control to include an image from the camera on the Print page.

Duet 2 and Duet 3 mainboards do not support a directly-connected web camera.

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