Service scan Timing: About 85.71% done ETC: 11:39 (0:00:11 remaining)Ĩ080/tcp open http Cherokee httpd 1.2.101b121204_ġ service unrecognized despite returning data. Stats: 0:01:11 elapsed 254 hosts completed (2 up), 2 undergoing Service Scan If you do a network map of the 10.5.5.0/24 network, you'll find two ~]$ nmap -A 10.5.5.0/24

I created an /etc/hosts file entry for the BacPac so that I didn't have to type the IP all the ~]$ ping gp This is interesting because when you select the option, the BacPac creates it's own wireless access point at the IP 10.5.5.9. The screen of the Hero 2 will give you the option to connect to a Phone or Tablet. Though someone apparently got it to work here:ġ) Update the firmware on your BacPac and GoPro Hero 2 if they are not updated!Ĥ) When turned on, press the menu button on the WIFI BacPac. Also, I don't know if these commands work on a Hero 3, as I don't have one. If the software on these devices is not up-to-date, the below instructions won't work for you. As of this writing on 2/17/13, those versions are: Validate that your Hero 2 and WIFI BacPac are up-to-date with the latest firmware versions. PC with FFmpeg installed (my test results were conducted on Fedora 17 Linux) More for my notes than anything else, here's how you can stream from your GoPro Hero 2 to your PC. After doing some digging on this great thread over at the GoPro User Forums ( ) and with a healthy dose of experimentation, I was able to do it. However, with the release of the GoPro iPhone app, the GoPro guys have coded a way to stream it was just a question of whether or not I could hook into it. I'd need some hardware HD streaming solution to do that: The Canon wouldn't work, as there is no streaming option by default. I had two other cameras as potential for this experiment: With the Logitech, I knew I could grab its video as well. I knew I could grab the stream over firewire.

Now, I have an older JVC HD10U 720P video cam. So the second goal was to record all three streams direct to the PC. pull out the storage media from the device (Compact Flash/tape/SDHC card, what have you) Also, I didn't want to fuss with storage media in other words, the dance of: I wanted to make a multi-camera video using Linux of my new drum set, the Roland TD-30K.

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