Raspberry Pi + WebCam server

共有四种解决方案:

1.  fswebcam

可以定时截图。

Webcam capture using fswebcam

There are two video capture API's for Linux - Video4Linux (V4L) and Video4Linux2 (V4L2). As you may have guessed from the name, V4L2 is the second version of V4L.

Why do you care?? Well, because it can be terribly confusing if you want to set up a simple webcam in Linux. Some cameras only support V4L or V4L2 and some apps only support V4L or V4L2.

Wanna test your camera? Install a nice little app called cheese. You'll find it in your repository and it works with V4L or V4L2 compliant devices.

fswebcam配置：

device /dev/video0
input 0
loop 15
skip 20
background
resolution 320x240
set brightness=60%
set contrast=13%
top-banner
font /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/arial.ttf
title "EvilEye cam-O-tron"
timestamp "%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S (%Z)"
jpeg 95
save /home/user/pictures/viewcam.jpg
palette MJPEG

2.   motion

http://www.palebluedot.nl/jml/computer-stuff/33-webcam-streaming-with-raspberry-pi.html

3.  mjpeg-streamer

Stream Video from the Raspberry Pi Camera to Web Browsers, Even on iOS and Android

This is an efficient method of streaming video from the Pi to another computer, but it has a few problems:

• The Raspberry Pi needs to know the address of the computer that is playing the video
• The playing computer needs to have an advanced player that can play a raw H.264 video stream. No mobile device that I know can do this, for example.
• Since this system relies on a direct connection between the Pi and the player, it is impossible to have the player computer connect and/or disconnect from the stream, the connection needs to be on at all times.
• What if there are two or three concurrent players? Things get awfully complicated for the Pi.

4. gstreamer

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