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# ESP32CAM-RTSP
![example event parameter](https://github.com/rzeldent/esp32cam-rtsp/actions/workflows/main.yml/badge.svg?event=push)
![status badge](https://github.com/rzeldent/esp32cam-rtsp/actions/workflows/main.yml/badge.svg?event=push)
Simple [RTSP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_Streaming_Protocol) server.
Easy configuration through the web interface. Stable.
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After programming remove the wire to tge GPIO00 pin to exit the download mode.
## Compiling the software
## Compiling and deploying the software
Open a command line or terminal window and clone this repository from GitHub.
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cd esp32cam-rtsp
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Next, the software has to be compiled. Type:
Next, the firmware has to be build and deployed to the ESP32.
There are to flavours to do this; using the command line or the graphical interface of Visual Studio Code. I recommend to use VIsual Studio Code as it is free to use and offers more insight.
### Using the command line
First the source code and SPIFF partition (data) has to be compiled. Type:
```
pio run
pio run buildfs
```
When finished, make sure the ESP32-CAM is in download mode (see previous section) and type:
When finished, the SPIFF partition and software have to be uploaded.
Make sure the ESP32-CAM is in download mode (see previous section) and type:
```
pio run -t upload
pio run -t uploadfs
```
When done remove the jumper when using a FTDI adapter or press the reset button on the ESP32-CAM.
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pio device monitor
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### Using Visual studio
Open the project in a new window. Run the following tasks using the ```Terminal -> Run Task``` or CTRL+ALT+T command in the menu. Make sure the ESP32-CAM is in download mode during the uploads.
- PlatformIO: Build Filesystem Image (esp32cam)
- PlatformIO: Build (esp32cam)
- PlatformIO: Upload Filesystem Image (esp32cam)
- PlatformIO: Upload (esp32cam)
To monitor the behavior run the task
- PlatformIO: Monitor (esp32cam)
## Setting up the ESP32CAM-RTSP
After the programming of the ESP32, there is no configuration present. This needs to be added.
To connect initially to the device open the WiFi connections and select the WiFi network / accesspoint called **ESP32CAM-RTSP**.
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RTSP stream is available at: [rtsp://esp32cam-rtsp.local:554/mjpeg/1](rtsp://esp32cam-rtsp.local:554/mjpeg/1).
This link can be opened with for example [VLC](https://www.videolan.org/vlc/).
**Please be aware that there is no password present on the stream!**
:warning: **Please be aware that there is no password present on the stream!**
## Connecting to the configuration
When a connection is made to [http://esp32cam-rtsp](http://esp32cam-rtsp) the status screen is shown.
Clicking on the configuration link will open the configuration. It is possible that a password dialog is shown.
For the user enter 'admin' and for the password the value that has been configured as the Access point password.
![Status screen](assets/index.png)
Clicking on the ```change configuration``` button will open the configuration. It is possible that a password dialog is shown before entering.
If this happens, for the user enter 'admin' and for the password the value that has been configured as the Access Point password.
## Credits
esp32cam-ready depends on PlatformIO and Micro-RTSP by Kevin Hester.
esp32cam-ready depends on PlatformIO, Bootstap5 and Micro-RTSP by Kevin Hester.