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# Make you own Raspberry Pi Camera Stream
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Create your own live stream from a Raspberry Pi using the Pi camera module. Build your own applications from here.
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## How it works
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The Pi streams the output of the camera module over the web via Flask. Devices connected to the same network would be able to access the camera stream via
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```
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<raspberry_pi_ip:5000>
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```
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## Screenshots
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| Pi Setup | Pi - Live Stream |
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## Preconditions
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* Raspberry Pi 4, 2GB is recommended for optimal performance. However you can use a Pi 3 or older, you may see a increase in latency.
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* Raspberry Pi 4 Camera Module or Pi HQ Camera Module (Newer version)
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* Python 3 recommended.
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## Step 1 – Cloning Raspberry Pi Camera Stream
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Open up terminal and clone the Camera Stream repo:
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```
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bash cd /home/pi
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git clone []
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## Step 2 – Launch Web Stream
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Note: Creating an Autostart of the main.py script is recommended to keep the stream running on bootup.
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```bash cd modules
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sudo python3 /home/pi/[]/main.py
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```
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## Download Beta image of Raspberry Pi Camera Stream
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Any troubles installing, try out the already compiled Raspberry Pi (Raspbian OS) Image of [Raspberry Pi Camera Stream](https://smartbuilds.io).
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