Add support for Bookworm with new rpicam-mjpeg backend
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This is an issue on bookworm, where the GPAC package is not available. Resolves silvanmelchior#689
This flag *does not* behave like --prefix, like I thought it would. As a result the program was actually being installed to /usr/local/usr/local/... Also use which(1) to figure out where rpicam-mjpeg got installed to, in case the default prefix changes for some reason
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rpicam-mjpegprogram is based off of the rpicam-apps project. It is designed as a replacement for theRaspiMJPEGprogram, which cannot be used on Bookworm due to the removal of MMAL APIs.The project is still a WIP, with some more major bugs/issues highlighted in the Github issues, however it is functional as a proof of concept/starting point for switching to
libcamera, supporting the preview stream, still image and motion detection functions.To use the new program, run the
./bin/install-rpicam-mjpeg.shscript, which willrpicam-mjpegto the system./bin/raspimjpegpointing to therpicam-mjpegprogramNow the
./install.shscript can be run to install the web interface itself, and it will runrpicam-mjpegby default (ie. when using start automatically, or./start.sh).The public source for
rpicam-mjpegis located: https://github.com/Windermere-Technology/rpicam-mjpegThe project was completed as a part of university project, as discussed in #688, with contributions from @Yucheng-Yan, @ning-bao, @Pzhang768, @SheXinLim, @ching-cheng-lu, @Dinnicus, @Baiken1412, and mentorship from @wallarug 😊