When asked what OS to install, select Raspbian (make sure at the bottom of the screen you select the right Language and Keyboard.Connect the power to the Raspberry Pi and follow the instructions.Connect usb keyboard, mouse, a network cable and a HDMI monitor or TV to the Raspberry Pi.Put the micro sd card in your Raspberry Pi.Unzip it and copy the content to a micro sd card.or on short, here is what you need to do: To do this, you can follow the instructions here: If you already have Raspbian installed on your Raspberry Pi, skip to 2įirst, you need to install Raspbian OS on your Raspberry Pi. I'm using for my tests the "Raspberry PI 3 Model B", but any Raspberry Pi with an Ethernet port or WiFi support should work. To install the OS on the Orange Pi, follow this guide.Īfter installing the OS on the Orange Pi, follow the guide bellow (skip to step 2) to install the software. Tested on the $8 Pi Zero 512MB RAM version This feature requires IP Camera Viewer Pro 2.7 or newer version on your Roku device.Īlong with Raspberry Pi, the software that converts h.264 rtsp streams to HLS for the IP Camera Viewer Pro also works on Orange Pi. As for the Orange Pi, in my tests I used the Orange Pi Zero 512MB RAM version.
You will need a Raspberry Pi or an Orange Pi. If you have some IP Cameras around the house that are ONVIF compliant or have h.264 video encoding, and if you like to get dirty in some DIY, this project is for you. Enable H.264/RTSP to HLS in IP Camera Viewer Pro on Roku
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