The Raspberry Pi Thread [6]

issue uploading picture .i think i figured out what i was doing wrong .. after all these yrs ,I forgot how to to do it ... its a zip file with a picture in it . you can have these items , if you want them .I have no use for them anymore ..II have 2 sets ,[Danielle had one in Haliflax,her new aptartment has jacks in all rooms ] there a adafruit power boost 500 there the flirc case is a pi1or pi2 with a little alteration i made to it ..didnt use it much ,i like when i can see the Pi.. the Tplink stuff is for using your power outlets to send internet to another room ,it has to be on the same power whire run , as you most likely know

There is a file size limit. I always end up reducing what my camera takes by 50% in order to upload them. On the stock settings what my camera saves is a big file. I just use paint to resize it. I don't think you get any message, they just don't upload if too big. It had me scratching my head way back when this thread started.

I don't see me ever using the Ethernet over AC. The rest, if your sure you don't need it, I'll happily take.

In the interest of fair trade I have this to offer in return.
Pi A+ > Proto Hat with DS3231 RTC and BME280 > Sense Hat.
Diffusers on both sides with a cutout on the front for the joystick.
SD card all setup to run the THP.py file on bootup. Pressing the Joystick does a safe shutdown.
It stands up for easy viewing.

I use to use Paint to resize my file too ,I couldnt remeber the other day what useto use , I just pasted it to the toolbar ,for future use ,lol

caperjack said:

did you see this change to the codeused in older Pi OS ,and the pi Camera , Bullseye code is different Bullseye camera system - Raspberry Pi

Yes, saw that. At the moment all my camera setups are running Motion Eye OS, not Pi OS.

Supported Devices . ccrisan/motioneyeos Wiki . GitHub
It has its pro's and con's. I like that I can connect over my LAN, and it has support for my Pimoroni Pan Tilt setups.
It can be bit of a PITA to setup. By default it looks for an Ethernet connection on the first boot up. And will just endlessly reboot if it doesn't find one.
Doing this makes it a lot easier to get setup. Wifi Preconfiguration . ccrisan/motioneyeos Wiki . GitHub
I used notepad++, windows notepad doesn't save it in the correct format to work.

EDIT: I highly recommend going with a Pi 3 or Pi 4 if your going to want to stream and record video.