How to setup MotionEyeOS. Raspberry pi zero 2W.

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Setting Up MotionEyeOS on Raspberry Pi Zero 2W

1. Download MotionEyeOS Image:

   • Visit the GitHub page for MotionEyeOS.
   • Download the latest version of MotionEyeOS (as of January 19, 2022).
   • Write the downloaded image to a 16GB microSD card using Raspberry Pi Imager.

2. Configure MotionEyeOS:

   • Insert the microSD card into your Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.
   • Power up the Raspberry Pi and connect it to a monitor.
   • Access MotionEyeOS by entering 192.168.1.143 in a web browser.
   • Log in with the default credentials: admin (username) and a blank password.
   • Explore the settings and adjust parameters like frames per second and resolution as needed.

3. Customize MotionEyeOS Settings:

   • Configure settings such as frames per second and resolution for optimal performance.
   • Explore additional features like motion detection, text overlay, and file storage options.
   • Change the default password for security reasons.

4. Access MotionEyeOS Remotely:

   • Set up remote access to your MotionEyeOS camera from anywhere on the same network.
   • Ensure you change the default password and configure settings for secure remote access.
   • Access your camera feed from your mobile devices or remotely save recordings to a network-attached storage (NAS) drive.

5. Backup MotionEyeOS Configuration:

   • Use Pi Safe to create a backup of your MotionEyeOS configuration.
   • Remove unnecessary videos to reduce the backup size.
   • Write the backup to a different microSD card for safekeeping.

6. Troubleshooting and Optimization:

   • Use tools like GParted to resize the partition and utilize the full storage capacity of the microSD card.
   • Optimize settings like resolution and frames per second to achieve a balance between quality and performance.
   • Monitor the camera feed for any issues and make adjustments as needed.

7. Final Steps and Monitoring:

   • Monitor the camera feed for any issues or improvements in video quality.
   • Ensure the camera is functioning correctly and capturing the desired footage.
   • Enjoy using MotionEyeOS for surveillance or monitoring purposes.

8. Rescuing the Bird:

   • In the video, the creator rescues a bird trapped behind a bath panel using the camera setup.
   • Wait for the bird to come out into the open space.
   • Safely catch the bird in a container and release it back into the wild.
   • Ensure the area is secured to prevent future incidents.

9. Wrap-Up:

   • Once the bird is safely released, conclude the setup process.
   • Thank viewers for watching and encourage them to like and subscribe to the channel for more content.

By following these steps, you can successfully set up MotionEyeOS on your Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and customize the settings to suit your monitoring needs.