arduino tft display video brands

Right now I"ve got some code up and running for controlling a greenhouse. It uses a 2.8" TFT for a user interface and it splashes the logo of my brand when it starts up. I was looking to beef this up with a short logo video instead, but I"m not sure how to get this to work. The tutorial referenced is for a Nano and it uses a shield to connect itself to the TFT. My question is, is this a special shield that is needed for the project, or can it work without it if my TFT w/shield already plugs right into my Mega? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I mean, we occasionally get some Tigger-ish member who bounces in and says they"re going to build a supercomputer out of networked ATTinys, driving a bit-banged 4K HDMI display.

As mentioned everywhere, the arduino doesn"t have enough processing power to be able to do much with video. (It"s a different story with a Raspberry Pi but I"m interested in arduino)

As mentioned here Mask mounted camera - #7 by MichaelMeissner - Project Guidance - Arduino Forum I could stream a car backup monitor to the LCD screen. The arduino"s role would be something to stick them both in to so they don"t fall over.

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Keep the following in mind:The image must be a .bmp fileDon"t make the image larger as 160 x 128 pixelsMake sure the image has arduino.bmp as filename and must be placed in the root domain of your SD card!The Arduino & TFT screen has to be voltage-free when assembling the SD card.

I have updated the arduino IDE to 1.8.9 and ESP32 boards as per instructions, but cant find the problem. If you have any ideas I really appriecate it.

Any way you know of to see the video stream or stills via a TFT display on another ESP through web browser or otherwise? I’ve used ESPNow between ESP12’s or 32’s for display of thermal cam images but they’re much smaller. Avoids need for phone or laptop tied up….

2. When I put it manually through extracting the zip file and moved it to my Arduino libraries folder, then compile the code, I got “no headers files (.h) found” error

i have the same DM board, used the same IDE settings as mentioned here, no problem with the arduino sample, except must use 5v power otherwise will keep getting brownout error

Got my hardware last week from banggood. It had the issue “Brownout detector was triggered”. Seaching the web i found this video where they say to feed by 5v not 3.3v.

Hi, i’m stuck right at the beginning with Arduino IDE 1.8.9 I have to select the board before i see any ESP32 examples – chose ESP32 Wrover module, however examples do not include Camera – any ideas? Thanks

I’m sorry you’re facing that problem. I don’t know why that is happening. But you can try to download the example from our repository: https://github.com/RuiSantosdotme/arduino-esp32-CameraWebServer

Nice tutorial, everything worked. Could you please show us how we can broadcast the video stream to the internet (so that we can see the video from any computer)? Maybe using port forwarding of the ESP32-cam or using a dedicated service? It would also be great to have an example working offline to record the video on a SD card (I haven’t managed to do that). Thanks!

When you open your Arduino IDE Serial monitor and the error message “Brownout detector was triggered” is constantly being printed over and over again. It means that there’s some sort of hardware problem.

Wonderful tutorial, quick set up….I have 1 little issue…Stills OK, Steaming NOT OK…. Everything seems to work well and good but when I press Start Steam, nothing streams. I can tell through the Monitor, and TTL connection that the Steaming mode is going, and when I stop the monitoring shifts down to lower FPS. Still captures work just fine. Am I missing something? Do I need an SD card installed to allow streaming? Arduino 1.8.9, ESP32 Espressif v1.0.2

Hello, your site and your instructions are amazing,i believe that i do everything like you said in the video but it stops at this point. It doesent show me that it connects to the internet,i tried either with an antenna or without one. Please help me get through this if you can

I also managed to take photos when an “intruder” is detected from a sensor. The only problem with that is that I did not manage to connect the sensor directly to the camera module. I had to use an auxiliary Arduino board with the sensor, and make it then send a command to the ESP32 module to make it take a picture. I am pretty sure there are much better ways of doing this, ideally without needing an arduino board.

The dl_lib.h is related to the face recognition capabilities 2 (esp-face), and it was removed in version 1.0.3 of the Arduino core. That said, just comment it out and it should compile and work perfectly either if you are using the Arduino IDE. Other option is to revert to version 1.0.2 of the arduino core.

Im using the ESP32-CAM Module 2MP OV2640 Camera sensor Module Type-C USB module from Aliexpress. Although not mentioned It doesn’t have the extra PSRAM the other M5 models do AND the camera has one changed IO pin. See here… https://github.com/m5stack/m5stack-cam-psram/blob/master/README.md and scroll down to Interface Comparison. The CameraWebServer Arduino example we’re probably all using doesnt have this ESP32-CAM model defined. You need to add it yourself eg in the main tab add #define CAMERA_MODEL_M5STACK_NO_PSRAM , and in the camera_pins.h tab add…

i m finished this beautiful project.Everything working well but when i forwarding port and conect camera via internet,GET STLL working but VIDEO STREAM not ,maybe you know whats the problem ???

In this example, video streaming only works on one client at a time. This means that if you have the web server opened in another tab, it will not work. Just one tab at a time.

Hey. Have you tried this camera as an IP cam (softcam)? With own name and IP address? I tried a sketch but I don’t get a video image but also no ip address provided via the Serial monitor. This sketch is in IDE. Do you know him?

I have problem can you help me please that when I connected esp32 with my arduino and upload the code from arduino ide to arduino and it uploaded but when I opened the serial monitor that the IP address not appear that write camera_probe(): detected camera not supported

Hey. Have you tried this camera as an IP cam (softcam)? With own name and IP address? I tried a sketch but I don’t get a video image but also no ip address provided via the Serial monitor. This sketch is in IDE. Do you know him?

the installation went fine and when I enter the IP address (in chrome) I had video; also the integration with Home assistant went smoothly – so far so good.

I found that I can program those boards if I use an Arduino, instead of the FTDI cable. Doing this I can select the AI Thinker board. I have always had time outs when trying to use the FTDI cable.

I would like to know how to implement the same solution in this tutorial (and in this: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-cam-video-streaming-web-server-camera-home-assistant/) but using micropython.

Going to try this with Blynk. Can’t find ESP32 in my Arduino examples. Will try to update. I need an open GPpin Which one is open for use. Need to output HIGH and LOW. Don’t really care to store images only stream video.

It should be possible. The TTGO T-Camera Plus comes with an Example that displays the video streaming on the display: https://makeradvisor.com/ttgo-t-camera-plus-esp32-review-pinout/

Hi from Italt. I use your example and it works like a charme ut I don’t understand how the esp32 cam streams video. Do not exist an url to se video stream or to have a snapshot? the only solution is to press button from web server? that’s all? I need if possible a simple url for video strem and snapshot. Thanks so much from Italy

“Invalid library found in C:\Users\Bruce\Documents\Arduino\hardware\espressif\esp32\libraries\AzureIoT: no headers files (.h) found in C:\Users\Bruce\Documents\Arduino\hardware\espressif\esp32\libraries\AzureIoT”

ESP32-Cam is wonderful. It can be programmed with FTDI programmers of several kinds, however if I use an Arduino as a programmer (Tx to Tx and Rx to Rx) I have the following problem:

I am new too ESP-32 cam. I have been following your tutorials and those are really amazing. I did study both your codes and driver architect. Now i wonder esp_camera_fb_get(); how to use this function to read the exact frame rate (fps) or just give me an brief idea to read the frame rate (fps) of the ESP32-Cam with (ov264 module). I have a necessity of Video analysis and Photo analysis.

It is possible when u connect ur esp32cam with arduino board and supply the power supply like solar pannel. But not sure for long term since the esp32cam get hot when long term stream?

I want to get rid of the text output giving info about the video produced. It comes out in the serial monitor and I want to put other info there without it being cluttered by the video info. Do you know where the code is which is producing this. I can’t see it in the camera library files.

Hello. I am a true newbie in this but learning a lot with you both. May you please tell me if it is possible to make this project conecting the arduino board to the ESP32-CAM Board with that same code? Thank you in advance. Regards from Lisboa, Portugal.

Nice tutorial. I made a “system” with ESP32 cam and one usb programmer, uploaded the code and surprise…. Won’t connect to my wifi network even if I gave the right credentials. It’s working on my phone and on my laptop (after I connect my laptop to the wifi network generated by esp32). That was yesterday, today at work, I realized that the ESP32 have a resident software inside and my code doesn’t upload. Why I am saying that? Simply because I forget to put IO0 to the ground. I soldered 7 pin socket 5 for USB programmer and 2 for a jumper, but I didn’t connect to ESP32…. My fault…. This evening I will make all connection “by the book” and try again. So the idea is that ESP32 have some program resident “by default”, which will be over written by us in the uploading process from Arduino IDE ..

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