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zARCHIVES.omxplayercamview.service-rpi-l
raspbian-lite simple systemd service implementation using omxplayer
raspbian-lite based image with omxplayercamview.service Install/Setup/Configure with: 1) Download latest img, and write to sd card. 2) After install and reboot, login using : pi/raspberry a) Go ahead and change your password for the pi account. b) Enable/start ssh server sudo systemctl enable ssh sudo systemctl start ssh Note:If you dont enable ssh server and you setup your camera as kiosk, you may find it difficult to resetup another camera view unless you disconnect from network/ or reboot, this is due to the nature of a persistent service, with no exit hooks, yet. 3) $sudo edit /etc/systemd/system/omxplayercamview.service Change line #18 to your camera's ip/port Optional: *adjust 15 second timeout *adjust 3 second up as needed @ Restart=on-failure value near end of file 4) Enable service $sudo systemctl enable omxplayercamview.service 5) start service $sudo systemctl start omxplayercamview.service 6) $sudo reboot
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