The Streaming Server also provides the basic web UI for the end-users to try or use all the key functionalities directly. The UV4L software suit consists of a series of highly configurable drivers, an optional Streaming Server module providing a RESTful API for custom development and various extensions for the server that cooperate together. Exact license terms are included in each package. Preserving backward compatibility across subsequent releases is and has always been a priority.Īll the software is provided “as is” and with absolutely no warranty. This means it’s your responsibility to regularly check the repository for new versions and keep your local installation up-to-date. Unless new important features or breaking changes are announced, small software and manual updates may be released without notice. Important notes about specific drivers, modules, configurations, etc. The following instructions explain how to install UV4L on the official Linux distributions supported by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and available for any model of the Raspberry Pi boards: Zero, Zero W (Wireless), 1, 2, 3, 4, Compute Module 1, Compute Module 3, Compute Module 4.Īlthough some other distributions than Raspbian/Raspberry Pi OS and other ARM-based boards different than Raspberry Pi have been reported to work, they are not officially supported.Īs these instructions are updated and improved very frequently without notice, it is suggested to read them from scratch in case of problems and especially whenever a new UV4L module is announced.
enable the Legacy Camera support from the Interface Options menu of the following system command and reboot:.echo /opt/vc/lib/ | sudo tee /etc/ld.so.conf.d/vc.conf.
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