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This is exciting news for THETA developers as it opens up new business opportunities for the THETA. Ricoh Plug-in Development Explanation THETA API UsageĪt CES yesterday, Ricoh announced a new plug-in partner program for the RICOH THETA V. The Raspberry Pi is also easier to experiment on because I have a monitor and keyboard connected to it, but it just doesn’t have the same power as the THETA V and the THETA V is directly connected to the integrated cameras. While I still plan on experimenting with the Raspberry Pi for educational purposes, it seems like the plug-in might be a better path toward getting something usable.

The THETA V also has 3GB of LPDDR3 SDRAM.

The Snapdragon 625 inside of the THETA V has eight cores, Cortex A53, with speeds up to 2GHz, and an Adreno 506GPU. The new Raspberry Pi 3 B+ has a Broadcom BCM2837B0 that runs at 1.4GHz, quad core, 1 GB LPDDR2 RAM. With the internal plug-in, the Android OS inside the THETA V accesses the spherical cameras of the THETA V using the normal Android camera API. You’ll soon be able to write your own plug-ins for the THETA V that can access the streaming capability directly, potentially eliminating the need for a separate device to relay the 4K stream to YouTube or Facebook or other service. I’ve been thinking about this more and due to the CPU of the Raspberry Pi, I think that the THETA V’s internal Android OS and Snapdragon 625 is going to be much higher performance. If you have real IP from your ISP, you can point your Domain to your IP and see the camera feed from anywhere in the world through the browser.I’m using the Raspberry Pi for its small form factor and the fact that it runs linux. However, for better understanding of how things work and better clarity, I break down the steps and showed how easy it is to actually stream your IP Camera to your browser. It is possible to automate all of the commands under simplified npm start command in server project.

ts files from local directory to save the spaceĥ - Serve the auto generated hls (m3u8) file \videos\ipcam\index.m3u8Īfter successful execution, we should see the converted video files ( index.m3u8 *.ts) \server\libs\ffmpeg.exe -i -fflags flush_packets -max_delay 5 -flags -global_header -hls_time 5 -hls_list_size 3 -vcodec copy -y.

For the case of TP-Link C200 model the URL I used = Input the URL in Network Stream.

To make it effective, I also created a cleaner which will clean the old files so that our folders will not be filled up.īelow are the details of each step I performed. We need FFMPEG to convert the stream and create a web server to serve the generated HLS playlist.

But browser is unable to render this format, so we need to convert it as HLS format so that modern browser's video tags can display it. Normally, IP Camera streams video as RTSP protocol. If you want to hear the explanation and demo, please check this YouTube video.