MichaIng

Does it make sense to name the target `ODROIDXU4` then, leaving `ODROID` as alias for backwards compatibility? Since Cortex-A9 is older than the other 3 CPUs, it is probably a...

PR open for the first part: #970 I decided to not leave the `ODROID` target for backwards compatibility. IMO it is better when everyone directly recognises this change and selects...

Yes can be closed. I'll add another ODROID-C1 target, but that is unrelated.

Interesting. Just to be sure, you used the pre release of motionEye v0.43.1b1? Could you check the respective motion camera config in `/etc/motioneye` whether the password is stored there somehow...

Indeed `motion` generates an URL with embedded credentials here: https://github.com/Motion-Project/motion/blob/1ff5dd6/src/netcam_rtsp.c#L1573-L1579 But I did not check whether it is URL-encoded somewhere earlier. > Strange was the fact motion did not throw...

It is all a question of documentation/info. In case of motionEye, the inputbox could have a clear info that no URL-encoding must be done, as it is done by motionEye...

Legacy camera support has been removed from the new RPi firmware/kernel stack, RPi OS Bookworm ships with. Since it requires some other reworks, DietPi did not switch to this new...

So the problem is that motionEye creates those `.keep` files, "to prevent the directory from being removed". But in SMB shares, depending on SMB server config, those files can be...

Jep. this is the `pycurl` bug @zagrim linked. We do not define the CA cert path, this is (falsely) auto-detected by `pycurl`. To verify and workaround for now: ```sh sudo...

Good question. Which OS and version do you use? On older RPi OS, `raspivid -t 0` seems to work, and on newer RPi OS `rpicam-vid -t 0`. I actually thought,...