I recall there was support - but there’s a variety of different ways the stream can be handled.

id have to take a look. Although it kind of game me an idea of an mmpeg plug-in that would handle absolutely every input stream. Hmmm let me put some thought on that

I did a quick search around internet looking for streams but couldnt get any to work so I brought up my own streaming service and couldn't get that to work either.  Just get a JPGStream error on screen.  Also tried ARC on my other PC no joy.

Can you share a url for testing mjpeg? I can't seem to find one using google

I can see the code in ARC - it's there. uses HTTP://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx as the address in the camera control. But I can't test it without an actual source

hi there is a bunch here but you have to kind of dig through them to find working ones.

NOTE: You have to copy paste links cause they automagically convert from http to Https in your forum.

Example http://88.53.197.250/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?resolution=320x240

http://webcam.aa7.netvolante.jp:8083/nphMotionJpeg?Resolution=320x240&Quality=Motion

http://ip-thomasmarina.greatlakescam.com/user/cgi-bin/getstream.cgi?10&&&&0&0&0&0&0

http://85.46.64.147/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?resolution=320x240

http://213.221.142.7:8091/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?resolution=320x240

https://gist.github.com/creaktive/9759154

I am not sure exactly what you are looking for but here is the url for my ESP32 camera stream. This is not the stream I use in ARC. This is the url I use on my phone or pc. If this is not what you are looking for ... sorry!

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:81/stream I have my port forwarded to 81

Hi Herr Ball my esp works but I can't get the camera in ARC to work with the ESP if that makes sense, Does yours ?   If it does can you share your arduino codel please

Sorry

I don't use my ESP32 camera in ARC.

@Nink, are you actually able to see those streams? Every one I click on says the webpage isn't available.

see my note above   You don't allow http on your server copy paste links

I mounted ESP in the palms of my robot hands so I can see what I want to pick up.  Works well but now I need the robot to see it to use object recognition and rotation angles your wrote in order to pick something up.  Think I need to add a distance sensor as well

Here, use this firmware and connect as an EZ-B Camera, and turns it into an EZ-B so you can use the digital ports: https://synthiam.com/Firmware/ESP32-Cam-EZB-5KUNP4UTSW0

Wow thanks DJ.  I must owe you half a dozen premium support tickets in the past month now.

thank you so much.

Plugged in Camera and ESP picture quality is really good for a $9 camera and responsive.  I was surprised. The MPEG Stream I was using was jittery and delayed. Any hints on mapping of GPIO ports to Dx ports. Its tricky finding a free port with the camera enabled.  So far I haven't found one that I can drive a servo from. Looks like the camera consumes a lot of the GPIO ports and they are the same ones that are mapped to pins.   GPIO12 13 14 15 2 and 4 look like they are reserved for camera.  I tried to use GPIO16 (I assume from ESP code that mapped to D13) but enable D13 causes ESP13 to crash.

I thought I could take TX and RX as they are not really needed after you are connected and I won't have FTDI enabled in bot. These are GPIO 1 and 3 according to your diagram but I am not sure of Dx ports they map to as they are not on the original ESP diagram.

Re: gpio in ezb connection see conversation in this firmware thread: https://synthiam.com/Firmware/ESP32-Cam-EZB-5KUNP4UTSW0

i also removed live stream receiver robot skill from being tagged in this question. The live stream receiver robot skill was not being referenced or used in this question. Unless you had a specific reason for tagging it let me know and I’ll restore it?