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ESP32 MJPEG Multiclient Streaming Server with latest Espressif drivers
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README.md

MJPEG Multiclient Streaming Server

With latest ESP-CAM drivers

Procedure:

  1. Download latest ZIP file from https://github.com/espressif/esp32-camera.git into the esp32-cam subfolder

  2. unzip using unzip -j esp32-cam-master.zip command. This will place all files in the same folder NOTE: please observe the -j flag: the sketch assumes all files are in the same folder.

  3. In esp32-cam.ino sketch select your camera pin assignment. The choices are:

    1. CAMERA_MODEL_WROVER_KIT
    2. CAMERA_MODEL_ESP_EYE
    3. CAMERA_MODEL_M5STACK_PSRAM
    4. CAMERA_MODEL_M5STACK_WIDE
    5. CAMERA_MODEL_AI_THINKER

  4. Compile the esp32-cam.ino sketch using the following settings:

ESP32 Dev Module CPU Freq: 240 Flash Freq: 80 Flash mode: QIO Flash Size: 4Mb Partition: Minimal SPIFFS (or any other that would fit the sketch) PSRAM: Enabled

Results:

I was able to run multiple browser windows, multiple VLC windows and connect multiple Blynk video widgets (max: 10) to ESP-EYE chip. The delay on the browser window was almost unnoticeable. In VLC you notice a 1 second delay probably due to buffering. Blynk performance all depends on the phone, so no comments there.

This is incredible considering the size of this thing! The camera on ESP-EYE is actually quite good.

Enjoy!