MichaIng

Does the service log show anything related? ```sh journalctl -u motioneye ```

I2C and SPI are not required for running cameras on the RPi camera connector, AFAIK also 128 MiB RAM are probably reasonable but not strictly required. Just to assure the...

The ` /etc/motion` permissions error is part of the `motion` package install step, hence outside of our control, but also not relevant for motionEye: We use own motion configs in...

It always triggers the watchdog timeout, then fails to terminate, then is SIGKILLed, then shows `VIDIOC_S_FMT: : Device or resource busy`. Is the old motion process probably still running, blocking...

Hmm, no `motion` process is running at all 🤔. There other error is `v4l2_pixfmt_select: Palette selection failed for format UYVY`, probably a motion setting is invalid (in combination with this...

I mean in the motionEye camera settings. Found a match in the RPi forum, also IR camera: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=317258 Good suggestion to check whether something else is accessing the video device:...

The extra cameras are from the "modern" camera module stack. You can try to comment or remove the `camera_auto_detect` line in `/boot/config.txt` and reboot for the change to take effect....

It depends on the file format whether this is possible at all. Watching the live stream in web UI is not an option?

Is the original camera stream as well at 5 FPS? You should see one value for the original stream and one served by motionEye. Of course it can be lower...

The figures are only visible when the stream is there, of course, i.e. you need to set the resolution to a supported one. The supported resolutions for V4L2 cameras are...