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What’s more, the Raspberry Pi has
the ability to interact with the outside world, and
has been used in a wide array of digital maker
projects, from music machines and parent detectors
to weather stations and tweeting birdhouses
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Step 1:Install motion server
$ sudo apt-get install motion
Step 2: Configure the software
First we will edit the motion.conf file by typing:
$ sudo nano /etc/motion/motion.conf
This is quite a large conf file but the points you need to
edit are:
DAEMON = OFF (change to ON)
Webcam_localhost = ON (Change to OFF)
Step 3: Set the service up
Next we need to enable the Daemon (service):
$ sudo nano /etc/default/motion
start_motion_daemon = no (change to yes)
$ sudo service motion start
Step 4: Browse the webcam
192.168.1.xxx:8081
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