I see this question has been asked but not answered officially. Has anybody been able to figure out how to dual purpose the raspberry pi for the bridge and the usb input for the lightburn camera yet? I don’t want to use it for remote operation (just making that clear ahead of time) but I am about t…

Camera support for the bridge is planned, but not completed yet.

Ok thank you for the reply I appreciate it before I went into a deep dive for nothing lol.

Definitely interested. I believe this is one of the threads I came across searching for the answer at first if lightburn will recognize the stream I am all for it. I believe klipper uses mjpeg-streamer as it’s software to stream live feeds for my 3d printer I remember setting it up via crowsnest. I…

Lightburn will recognize it and calibrate it properly as long as the computer that you’re running Lightburn on recognizes the stream as a webcam. There are a number of pieces of software that can do that. Once that’s set up, it’s just a matter of calibrating it normally.

Thank you I will probably be trying it shortly I will let you know how it goes.

Ok as promised here is the update. I had to jump through a couple hoops to get this all to work but I followed the guide linked after I set up the bridge. At first I couldn’t get anything to show up period in lightburn. Streaming off http://lightburnbridge.local:8080 did absolutely nothing. Howeve…

Alright so here is a not so positive update… Not sure why but the bridge works fine, OBS virtual cam filter and the scene preview both pull the stream into lightburn however when I went to go ahead with this calibration sequence tonight I noticed every time I opened OBS my laser would disconnect. I…

Lightburn camera / raspberry pi

LightBurn Hardware Compatibility

berainlb (PY) June 28, 2024, 2:37pm 4

If you’re interested there has been some user-created efforts to cobble together a working solution. This is obviously not something supported or even endorsed officially: