Where can I find uv4l settings for Raspberry Pi V2?
A good bunch of tips is available at the Raspberry Pi forum: Getting the most out of your V2 camera with UV4L You will find a ton of settings for in /etc/uv4l/uv4l-raspicam.conf Our video streaming articles:
Can You stream live video from a Raspberry Pi?
In this post we’re going to show you how you can do video streaming with a Raspberry Pi and a Raspberry Pi Camera – how to stream live video into a web page that you can access in any device that has a browser and is connected to the same network the Pi is. This is useful to apply to a home surveillance camera, for example.
How to record a video on a Raspberry Pi?
For example: Assuming that you specify the save location as a variable save_directory (and that the location exists before you use this) I think (I am not strong in Python!) this might work for you: Thanks for contributing an answer to Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange!
How can I watch VLC on my Raspberry Pi?
To watch the videostream, open VLC on a computer on the same network as the raspberry pi you are using for streaming. Press Media -> Open Networkstream and paste the following in the field: rtsp://[IP].[TO].[THE].[PI]:8554/.
Can You stream from Raspberry Pi to Android phone?
The first comment on the aforementioned question links to this post which shows how to stream video from a Raspberry to an Android phone using a PS eye as camera. The fourth comment by ‘alex’ says, regarding the use of a raspberry pi camera instead of a PS eye camera:
How can I get video from my Raspberry Pi?
For this you can use UV4L. It is an open source initiative which aims to deliver user space for real or virtual video input or video output (after UV4L project website). In other words, it will create a device inside /dev/ which can be directly accessed to get video from it.
Can you use uv4l as a streaming server?
Enter UV4L from Linux Projects. Low latency and good quality was achieved using this library. This page describes a simple setup of UV4L on Raspbian Stretch. It’s much more than a streaming server, but we will focus only on this part. Please investigate the homepage for many more features.