Actually i connect it to router through USB-lan adapter -> ap router(Asus AC86) -> main router(Asus AC53). In My home lan, router’s (AC53) gateway is 192.168.96.1 Then the problem happen, i can’t find Theta V in main router(AC53)'s connected device list.
When i change my AP rouoter (AC86) from AP mode to router mode, and set it’s gateway to 192.168.1.1, i can finally find Theta V in lan list, with ip 192.168.1.100.
So, my conclusion is that, Ricoh Theta V require router’s gateway in 192.168.1.1. If you set it in 192.168.xxx.1 other than 192.168.1.1, you can not find Theta V in your router.
I don’t have a RICOH R handy, but I don’t think you can connect a USB to Ethernet to the USB port. The RICOH R does not use the same internal OS as the THETA V and Z1
Okay, I think because in Ricoh R they separate the power from the streaming USB so the adapter won’t work without power from the camera. That’s just my guess but not really sure.
I think I’m gonna go with Theta V
Suggest you buy it from a place with a return policy as it is not a supported feature by ricoh to Livestream over Ethernet. Only one person has reported success charging the camera while it is live streaming with USB to Ethernet.
Now I’ve the theta V with the USB Ethernet adapter and I can see the camera in the network using an ip scanner. Does anyone get it to work on windows 10 like streaming with it over ethernet?
Although the section is on Wi-Fi, the RTSP plug-in is streaming using an IP address and should work over Ethernet. I have not tried it yet. If you get it working, you may want to try the GoPro VR Player with the THETA V using the RTSP plug-in as I think it works with the 360 “VR view” of the live stream.
Wow, that’s fantastic! I’ve used live streaming over USB with a THETA V before, but after about 8 hours the batteries were nearly depleted. Lasted a full day of demos, which was great, but it just extended the charge, it was not sustainable like you’re doing.
At 3849x1920, the first two tests failed at different points in the night. I don’t know the exact length of operation before failure.
I’m doing anotion test with a household fan pointed at the camera to isolate that the problem is with heat.
Test 4: 4K Streaming Setup and Results
4K video stream with RTSP (3849 x 1920)
household fan pointed directly at camera body on lowest fan setting
Note: The fan is fairly loud in my office. The plug-in does not transmit audio, so this setup might be useful for surveillance, especially if you put the fan below the camera.
I have a question for you … I want to take photos with long exposures of the sky to upload those images to a telescope web. Is a theta z1 camera possible for this purpose? What do I need and what steps do I have to follow?
People use the Z1 for star shots. You can search on Google or Facebook groups for example. I personally don’t take night shots of stars. Here’s what I know.
The Z1 has a mobile app that can set parameters such as shutterSpeed. The max value is 60 seconds open per shot.
Hello, I have some questions about it.
I use a USB OTG cable and two different types of USB ethernet which uses AX88772A chipset (Ugreen U-20254 and Nexi NX-UE20F).
I change my theta to client mode, it is connected to the router and has a solid green wifi icon.
Then I plugged in the USB OTG + ethernet cable, but nothing works.
Is the procedure in this thread works well in the latest firmware?
Does anyone happen to know if there is a way to download and flash an older version of the Firmware? I cannot find a way to do that currently, but if someone knows how, that’d be a lifesaver.
Hi, sorry to dig up an old thread, but does anyone know if the USB Ethernet adapter works with a Z1 and/or with the latest firmware on a V? (I see V is now on 4.70.1 and Z1 is on 2.00.1).
I’m looking to purchase and this will affect my decision.
