Alle ioBroker Tutorials
- ioBroker with Docker (Updated 08.04.2024)
- ioBroker on a Raspberry Pi (deprecated)
- INSTAR MQTT - ioBroker
All ioBroker FAQs
- ioBroker v9.1.2 as MQTTv5 Client for your WQHD INSTAR IP Camera
- ioBroker as MQTT Broker for your WQHD Camera
- ioBroker MQTT Alarmserver for your WQHD Camera
- ioBroker REST API with your WQHD Camera
- Using ioBroker with your WQHD Camera
- ioBroker v7 with your WQHD INSTAR MQTTv5 Broker
- Camera Vis with Node-RED
- Live Video and ioBroker VIS
- INSTAR MQTT Alarmserver ioBroker
- ioBroker and INSTAR Alarmserver
- ioBroker MQTT Broker vs Client
- ioBroker as MQTT Broker for your Kamera
- ioBroker MQTT Overwrites Camera Settings
- ioBroker and MotionEye Webhooks
- ioBroker w/o MQTT
Q: I want to add my cameras live video to the ioBroker Visualization. But adding the Snapshot or MJPEG Stream URL to an Image or iFrame Element doesn't seem to be very stable. The stream often stops and cannot be restarted. I saw your guide to use MotionEye to solve this problem. But that is too complicated for me. Is there a better solution?
A: Displaying a stream of single snapshots inside your browser can quickly lead to cache problems. To mediate this issue we recommend to display a preview of your cameras video with a low refresh rate (e.g. 1 snapshot every 5 seconds). By clicking on that preview we want to be able to open a floating window that displays the full resolution stream of our camera with the max. refresh rate of 1fps that the iobroker Vis supports.
Start by installing the jQuery-UI-Stil Widget Adapter from the adapter menu:
Now open the Vis configuration window and add a Cam/Snapshot Dialog widget:
For a camera with the IP address 192.168.2.117
, the HTTP Port 80
and the user login admin/instar
(change thos according to your camera setup) add the following URL in the group_icon / icon field and give it an Update Interval in milliseconds, e.g. 5000
to update the image every five seconds:
http://192.168.2.117:80/tmpfs/auto.jpg?usr=admin&pwd=instar
Every camera has
auto.jpg
is the snapshot with a medium resolution.For the Dialog URL we want to use the highest resolution instead - with snap.jpg
- and an Update Interval of 1000 ms
:
http://192.168.2.117:80/tmpfs/snap.jpg?usr=admin&pwd=instar