Setting up a Raspberry Pi IP camera can be rather technical demanding. Alekseev zadachi po garmonii reshebnik onlajn en. Well, if you are keen to the Raspberry Pi IP camera solution for external HDD or live view, you may consider connecting an affordable IP camera to Raspberry Pi. So, how to connect Raspberry Pi to IP cameras?

How can I build mplayer for my Pi 2 B running Jessie? Tangirnaya setka vektor. I've tried installing the mplayer package, but it installs mplayer2, which seems to have been abandoned for a few years. As I've been having many issues with mplayer2 (described below), I'd like to install a fairly new version of mplayer (also to take advantage of its new flags and such). My current issue with mplayer2 can be seen running these steps: • sudo apt-get update/ sudo apt-get install mplayer • mplayer -idle -slave -ao null -vo x11 --display=:0 • The above command should still be running. In the stdin, type loadfile /path/to/a/video.mp4 • Wait for the video to finish playing. • Type loadfile /path/to/another/file.mp4.

I get a continuous list of X11 errors. Mplayer2 closes the window after the first video is done playing, so when the second video is started, it gives me errors. I need to use mplayer in slave mode to add new videos, so I can't really work around it. (Even if I could work around it, mplayer2 still seems to randomly close the X11 window—presumably when the disk stalls/etc.—causing the same set of errors.) I feel like this is a bug that should be patched by now, so I really want to get an updated version of the software running. (This also isn't my first issue with mplayer2, so an upgrade may help with the issues I'm having.). By downloading the souce snapshot from the Depending on when you download the snapshot, you'll need to change the extracted snapshot directory cd mplayer-export-xxxx-xx-xx/ wget tar xf mplayer-export-snapshot.tar.bz2 cd mplayer-export-2016-10-02/./configure make sudo make install The make will take a little while to complete, but should finish with out any errors. This is tested on building and installing, but did not test your particular use cases.

To install and on Raspberry Pi and Ubuntu, issue these at the command line: sudo apt-get install software-properties-common sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo add-apt-repository ppa:videolan/stable-daily sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mplayer vlc The first two lines are for installing add-apt-repository. It may not be strictly necessary to install both ( add-apt-repository is only in one of them, depending on particular versions of the operating system), but in this way it is guaranteed to work.