Thank you for your reply. In fact I tried the wired method and it worked very well. And the Wireless version is my next step in the Theta Streaming in ROS app.
For the re-transmitting the stream and get JPEG from THETA livePreview, That is new for me and I will get it a try. Although 1920x960 only offering 8 fps MotionJPEG using is a bit awful.
I expect that I can get the stream around 1920x960 at 30fps and the stream from RTSP plugin played in VLC is fine for my except the 2s latency. OpenCV works fine for lower the latency but it only accept TCP as transporting protocol of RTSP.
The reason for not using CV 4 is that it will conflict with other app in ROS system and I have to avoid to use it. I am still looking for the solution for this.
I’m not sure of your example implementation, but if you’re trying to get RTSP to another computer and the plug-in can’t be used, have you seen Zack’s solution in this forum and on the document about streaming from a Jetson nano to another computer by changing the pipeline in gst_viewer.c
Note that he’s receiving the stream on ROS with GSCAM. Maybe this is what you want? You can search this forum for zdydek posts and you can find the discussion. If you can’t find it, I can search and post the direct link if this is what you are looking for.
Hi! I am working on creating a real-time environment for a drone flight using Ricoh 360 Camera on any VR headset. Can you help me if Ricoh SC2 attached on the drone can live stream on VR Headset from a very far distance obviously?
I recently tested the RTSP plugin on a ricoh theta v after the latest firmware 3.60.1. The RTSP plugin no longer functions, Also streaming using ethernet cable is not working. At this point there are not many options to stream with low latency. Any suggestions or solution on how to fix this or how to downgrade to the previous firmware which was working fine ?
I confirm that the THETA V with firmware 3.60.1 running the RTSP plug-in v 1.0.3 does not work in my tests on VLC. I tried different resolutions. All failed.
I have it working on ffplay using firmware 3.60.1 with the “nobuffer” flag.
Hi everyone. @science-arts, thank you for this wonderfull plugin.
I ran into a problem. Sometimes, when trying to view a broadcast via a link via VLC, the camera emits three beeps, after which the plugin is turned off. Does anyone have any information on what to do about it?
@science-arts Thank for your wonderful plug-in. How can I disable the plugin from another device? I think web api doesn’t work if the RTSP streaming plugin is works.
you installed the RTSP plug-in via the store (not from source code) → YES
you used the desktop app to set the default plug-in to launch on the V → YES
on the V, you pressed the lower mode button for longer than 2 seconds until the plug-in launched - > YES but only WIFI solid green and signal led is solid white are on.
the solid blue camera is turned off.
I haven’t done anything with Vysor. Thank you for advise.
This is what happend when I press the lower mode button for longer than 2 seconds.
The Wifi is connected to my router but the solid blue camera is turning off
The problem is with the RTSP plug-in launch, not with your use of ffplay or other viewer.
It’s possible that the plug-in has a problem with the newest firmware of the V.
I don’t have access to a working V right now and can’t test this immediately.
Vysor is used by plug-in developers. The V runs Android internally and you can view a “virtual screen” of the V. You don’t need this unless you want to work on the source code. Your camera also needs to be unlocked, which is free, but requires registration with RICOH.