RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
Hi @Beppo86
First, Our camera currently does not support the bgcode file format (our technical department is still studying this encrypted file)，
And our camera currently has three timelapse video modes, among which clean timelapse and normal timelapse require uploading gcode files to the camera for printing (automatically generating timelapse videos). In the timer timelapse mode, there is no need to upload the gcode file to the camera. A timelapse video recording button will be displayed in the APP. The camera will only start recording the timelapse video after pressing the button for 3 seconds. You can refer to this article: https://www.mintion.net/blogs/3d-printer-camera-guidelines/how-to-setup-the-timer-time-lapse-video
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
I think one of priorities, should be to add video feed to PRUSA. Connect…
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
Hi, it is a bit difficult to connect the camera's video stream to Prusa Connect. Our technical department is currently working on an access solution. If this solution is feasible, we will make an announcement.
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
Hi @Beppo86
First, Our camera currently does not support the bgcode file format (our technical department is still studying this encrypted file)，
You might want to send this link to the tech people, it will save them a lot of work... https://github.com/prusa3d/libbgcode
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
I agree with you! mine was just knowing how to manually start the timelapse, since I don't plan on passing the gcode through the app.
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
Thank you! forget about the integration of the bgcode but focus only on the integrations in prusa connect which is definitely the ONLY thing that matters and is fundamental (but I also blame prusa which does not allow an easy connection of third party webcams to prusa connect)
Hi @Beppo86
First, Our camera currently does not support the bgcode file format (our technical department is still studying this encrypted file)，
And our camera currently has three timelapse video modes, among which clean timelapse and normal timelapse require uploading gcode files to the camera for printing (automatically generating timelapse videos). In the timer timelapse mode, there is no need to upload the gcode file to the camera. A timelapse video recording button will be displayed in the APP. The camera will only start recording the timelapse video after pressing the button for 3 seconds. You can refer to this article: https://www.mintion.net/blogs/3d-printer-camera-guidelines/how-to-setup-the-timer-time-lapse-video
RE: Beagle camera V2 and MK4
Has anyone successfully been able to use the Beagle v2 and the MK4 with a MMU3? If so, how?