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View TeslaCam Videos in Browser
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contaygious
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Hi i tried it and every video is invalid. Just black screens. They work fine in the file explorer.
The moderator was able to update the original post with the new info on the HW3 video format difference. Thanks.
I pushed out some more features for the TeslaCam Video WebApp Player. Your browser should pick up the changes the next time you visit the website. Thanks for those that have donated and supplied great feedback.
Previous updates included:
- "Jump to Event" button displays if the app thinks the videos came from a Sentry Mode event where 10 minutes of videos were saved. It jumps to about one minute before the end of all videos (seems to be where most events have happened).
- A slider bar is also now available to easily move back and forth within a video. All three cameras move in-sync with the slider.
Previous updates included:
- Enlarge any camera video by clicking on it. Return to side-by-side layout by clicking the enlarged video.
- Go directly to a time by clicking on the timestamp from the list.
- Resize the videos automatically when resizing the browser window.
Very cool!
I’ve just started using an in-car Raspberry Pi to save my videos, and push them over to my Synology NAS whenever I come home and attach to WiFi.
Next step, I’d like to build an HTML5 video player, in a Docker container, to access that video “archive” if you will.
You might have a good starting point for that!
Just food for thought. ;-)
I’ve just started using an in-car Raspberry Pi to save my videos, and push them over to my Synology NAS whenever I come home and attach to WiFi.
Next step, I’d like to build an HTML5 video player, in a Docker container, to access that video “archive” if you will.
You might have a good starting point for that!
Just food for thought. ;-)
I'm adding a Docker container version to my build pipeline for the app and experimenting with having it run locally (for those that may need it in that environment). Will provide the image name when it's ready.
YOU ROCK! That’d be awesome. Just let me know and I’m happy to beta test it for you.
All I’d need to do is present a file system to the Docker image for my cam images. That would be awesome.
Wahbash
Member
Holy cow, that's awesome. Nice work.
I was so confused when I couldnt find a "Download" button the the webpage...then I realized the webpage WAS the viewer. Neat.
I'm expecting some day when we get in the car and see a Sentry event occurred - that we click on an "app" or open the in-car browser to display the list of events and ability to play the videos side-by-side. (As well as maybe delete capability
)I think you will be able to view in Park on the "giant iPad" without having to touch the USB.
While I don't have a screen shot the on the screen "warning" there is a little i (info hot link) that doesn't do anything now. I could see pushing that to display the video of the current events.
Pismo
Member
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
No. Tesla pays for that cellular connection by the megabyte. That's why they don't use it for updates until your car is many versions behind.
Plus I can just see people parking their cars in front of their girlfriend's house and watching it from remote. "Who's that guy?"
Although it might be nice to park near the mall charger and check-in while you shop. If a station frees up run and move your car. Hopefully, public chargers will get better about showing their availability in their app the way Tesla and ChargePoint do.
I would bet that you get in the car press the (i) info link and it will list events. Then you will probably be able select to view them on the screen. Right now pressing the (i) info link doesn't do anything so something MUST be coming.
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