Timelapse "enabler" does not show on start of print

I did setup a Raspberry Pi camera some weeks ago - enabled the legacy camera on the pi and set up the webcam in crowsnest.conf : [cam 1] mode: mjpg # mjpg/rtsp port: 8080 # Port device: /dev/video0 # See Log for available ... resolution: 640x480 # widthxheight format max_fps: 15 crowsnest log looks good: [05/04/23 08:28:36] crowsnest: Try to start configured Cams / Services... [05/04/23 08:28:36] crowsnest: INFO: Configuration of Section [cam 1] looks good. Continue... [05/04/23 08:28:37] crowsnest: Starting ustreamer with Device /dev/video0 ... [05/04/23 08:28:38] crowsnest: ... Done! I can see the camera live image on the dashboard but the timelapse dialog does not show if I start a print. Where do I need to check next?
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miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
printer.cfg
[include timelapse.cfg]
[include timelapse.cfg]
moonraker.conf
[timelapse]
[timelapse]
And you should be good to go
miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
GitHub
moonraker-timelapse/configuration.md at main · mainsail-crew/moonra...
Timelapse Plugin for moonraker. Contribute to mainsail-crew/moonraker-timelapse development by creating an account on GitHub.
miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
Once you add the above configuration you can adjust all the timelapse settings in the moonraker settings panel.
beejayf
beejayfOP2y ago
@miklschmidt Thanks! I forgot to add [timelapse] in the moonraker.conf - where would I set the flip and mirror of the timelapse?
miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
You'd do that in your webcamera settings
beejayf
beejayfOP2y ago
right - that's what I thought... I need to flip and mirror my image - did this in the webcam settings (dashboard orientation works!) but this appears not to effect the resulting video (video uses the "unflipped, unmirrored" original camera image. also the /webcam/?action=snapshot and /webcam/?action=stream images are turned 180° as the camera unfortunately has to be.
miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
Weird it flips mine
miklschmidt
miklschmidt2y ago
That's how i made this. It came out like that. That was a Nikon N6 turned sideways through an Elgato CamLink 4K and rotated in Mainsail.
beejayf
beejayfOP2y ago
After full reboot the image is also flipped in the video... Thanks!

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