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   1. Re: Problems viewing video display from networked system
      (Peter Fletcher)


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2018 14:18:37 -0600
From: Peter Fletcher <pe...@fletchers-uk.com>
To: Peter Fletcher via Motion-user <motion-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [Motion-user] Problems viewing video display from
        networked system
Message-ID: <be1ed6f5-8435-cf0c-4074-6934f7481...@fletchers-uk.com>
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An update for any lurkers:

1) Further research found a lot of reports of problems akin to this, 
with the solution generally being the use of Firefox, rather than other 
browsers, to view the streams on the remote systems. Chrome may also 
work, though I have not tested this, but using Firefox does works for me.

2) This seems to be 'a feature rather than a bug'. Enabling the writing 
of images and videos to a USB drive plugged in to and mounted on my Pi 
allowed me to confirm that motion was being properly detected.

On 12/29/2018 10:38 AM, Peter Fletcher via Motion-user wrote:
> I am running motion 4.0 (this is the version installed by apt-get on 
> my pi) with a Pi camera on a Raspberry Pi 3b+ under the latest version 
> of Raspbian Stretch. I have two problems:
>
> 1) I can browse to and view the video display screen with no problems 
> if I run a browser on the Pi and use its localhost address and the 
> correct port number, but I cannot see it from other systems on my 
> local network - I get a 'site not found' error. I do also have Apache 
> running on the pi, and can browse to its default page from other 
> networked systems with no difficulty, so I don't think this is a 
> network problem with connecting to the pi. I do have stream_localhost 
> set to off. Is there another necessary setting that I am missing?
>
> 2) What I am seeing on the monitor page appears to be the standard 
> debug display (static image updated every second). Even if I stand 
> right in front of the camera and wave my arms about, I do not see a 
> full motion video. Is this correct? I currently have the saving of 
> images and video files on motion detection disabled (I don't want to 
> fill my pi's SD), but I thought that I should see detection working on 
> the monitor page.
>
> Any and all helpful thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated.
>
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Peter R. Fletcher <pe...@fletchers-uk.com>
Home Page - https://pfletch.fletchers-uk.com




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