I'm thinking of making a cheap streaming camera. I want to get a cheap 1000 mah battery pack to power the streaming camera. Although I'm not sure if its worth it considering the 20 dollar Wyze indoor cam claims to be able to battery power for a month without recharging. What are some practical optio...

I guess I need to get a soldering iron and solder the breakout board. I'm 99% sure thats the problem

was wanting to go for a cheap option but I am fine with this

Here are a couple pictures of my setup

Here are a couple pictures of my setup

Thank you for the reply Spile, Two things might be the issue. My power supply is rated 2.5 amps Also The power supply is just sitting on the breadboard. No soldering Whenever I plug another power supply into the usb breakout I get different output. One is almost nothing and the other streaming gibbe...

Why would powering the 5v pin with a wall plug in 5v micro usb not work? In other words I have plugged in 5v from the wall and it doesn’t work correctly.

I would also like to find this solution. I dont know how to convert an image to binary64 yet though.

can I convert camera images to base64 for use with spiffs?

What is the best solution for storing and sending images from the camera?

I was able to get my project to work using GPIO 13 pin D3 and a transistor and resistor to pull it down.

The code you have posted forces GPIO4 to hold its value in this line: rtc_gpio_hold_en(GPIO_NUM_4); This pin is used for SD card interface. You need to un-hold it after deep sleep wakeup if you want to use the pin again. Hi igrr, I see your post on github about the ESP wrover and attaching an sd ca...