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> This branch supports all the current devices and the Seeed Studio Xiao esp32s3!
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> Please use this and let me know if this works for you!
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Flashing this software on a ESP32CAM module will make it a **RTSP streaming camera** server, a **HTTP Motion JPEG streamer** and a **HTTP image server**.
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Supported protocols
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- Brightness
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- Contrast
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- Saturation
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- Special effect (Normal, Negative, Grayscale, Red/Green/Blue tint, Sepia)
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- Special effect (Normal, Negative, Gray-scale, Red/Green/Blue tint, Sepia)
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- White balance
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- Automatic White Balance gain
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- Wite Balance mode
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Next, the firmware has to be build and deployed to the ESP32.
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There are to flavours to do this; using the command line or the graphical interface of Visual Studio Code.
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I recommend to use VIsual Studio Code as it is free to use and offers more insight.
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### Using the command line
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### GET: /snapshot
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Calling this URL will return a JPEG snapshot of the camera in the browser.
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This request can also be used (for example using cURL) to save the snapshot to a file.
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### GET: /flash?v={intensity}
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Calling this URL will set the intensity of the flash LED. Authentication is required.
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The parameter v for the intensity must be between 0 (off) and 255 (max).
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If no v parameter is present, it will be set to the value of the flash LED intensity from configuration.
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## Issues / Nice to know
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- The red LED on the back of the device indicates the device is not connected.
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