#just got a raspi 5, setting up crowsnest

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agile crest
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so setting up crowsnest on a raspi 5, got it all downloaded, where im stuck is i can get it pulled up on a web browser, but ustreamer shows as no signal

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glass nymph
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I was having a similar problem. I ended up having to look to see how the camera was listed in /dev . For me the cam i was wanting was listed as /dev/video1 .

vestal hemlock
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It's listed in the log, that's why we got that bot to ask for logs automatically, as a log would help here and in most other cases too

agile crest
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mine is dev video10

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idk how to pull the log

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as, this is crownsnest stand alone, nothing else on the pi

vestal hemlock
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sftp client

agile crest
vestal hemlock
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no, use a sftp client

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e.g. on windows winscp

agile crest
vestal hemlock
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just google what winscp or a sftp client is and the question should answer itself

agile crest
agile crest
vestal hemlock
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Please look at your log and tell me again, which device it should be

agile crest
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video 0?? honestly no clue..

vestal hemlock
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The answer would be actually, "Don't use Crowsnest"

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You only got a libcamera

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That won't work with ustreamer and on the Pi5 you only got ustreamer with Crowsnest

agile crest
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was just testing with a csi camera, but im going to be using usb cameras, are usb cameras also lib??

vestal hemlock
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no, they are not

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It's hard to help you, if you give me a log, with a setup that you don't even want to use. I won't go through the whole log, just to find the point where you had the correct setup

agile crest
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ok, ill connect reconfigure with usb setup, and if it doesnt work, use spyglass. didnt know csi wouldnt work, as on the pi4 it did work with csi

vestal hemlock
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Yes, but as you can read in the log/on my screenshot, we don't support it on the Pi5 yet

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Overall I don't recommend to use a Pi5 for any webcam tasks

agile crest
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yeah, thats where i was getting confused

vestal hemlock
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Are you only using it for cams right now?

agile crest
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yeah, the pi is a secondary pi just for cameras, thats it

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having usb cameras on my other pi causes usb bus overload which causes failed prints due to mcu connection issues

vestal hemlock
agile crest
vestal hemlock
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FPS are nearly always network related. The Pi5 does not have better network.
The Pi3 can use webrtc, which will use less bandwidth and therefore most likely result in higher fps

agile crest
agile crest
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haaa...... plugged in usb camera and up she went

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damn csi camera XD

vestal hemlock
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I recommend to use the by-id path, that the path won't change after reboots, or plugging in multiple cams

agile crest
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ok ill research what by by-id path is. never had issues with video paths changing on pi 4, this unit will have 2 cameras plugged in, maybe 3 if i decide on doing a nozzle camera.

vestal hemlock
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The path is shown in your log

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It's possible, but it doesn't have to happen

agile crest
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your talking about video 0 and video 2 kinda thing or?

vestal hemlock
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That's the path that can change, yes

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That's the portion of the log

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First the by-id path, then the corresponding /dev/video path

agile crest
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ahh, so lookign at it online, it locks the serial for the cameras to the specific video path? so as in maybe if the camera gets unplugged plugged into wrong usb it locks it?

vestal hemlock
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Yes, the by-id path, won't change

agile crest
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ahhh makes sense,... yeah that would be a good idear

vestal hemlock
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You can switch usb ports, plug the cams back in in different order and so on. The by-id path is always the same

agile crest
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as you can tell im very linux illiterate

vestal hemlock
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Like 95% of the people that use Klipper ^^

agile crest
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🤣

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chat gpt got me going for alot of stuff XD

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till bookworm came out

vestal hemlock
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For basic linux stuff, it's really good. For klipper stuff, it's pretty bad

agile crest
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helped me with small things klipper, but yeah rest was github and discord