exploreHD cameras feature hardware H.264 compression, which improves performance for multiple camera streams.

1

Open DWE_OS 2.0 in your browser

It may take a few minutes for the first boot if installed via image.

Open DWE_OS at: http://dweos.local

Versions of DWE_OS 2 prior to v0.4.0-beta (11/1/2024) are accessible at dweos.local:5000

2

Connect a DWE.ai camera to your subsea computer

3

Enable the stream by selecting the stream switch shown below

After enabling a stream, there is some key information shown:

  1. Resolution, FPS, and Format
  2. Stream Endpoints
  3. IP Address & Port for new endpoint
  4. Camera Controls

You will not be able to view the stream unless a stream endpoint has been added. Each endpoint describes where the stream will be sent. You are able to stream a single camera to multiple endpoints if desired.

4

Add a stream endpoint

By default, the IP Address will default to the device currently connected to the subsea computer. This behavior can be changed in preferences.

Set the IP Address and Port and click the Add button shown below.

After adding, the endpoints list should look like the following:

The stream will automatically restart when modified.

Remember, the endpoints list is what shows the actual list of endpoints. The IP Address and Port input menu only specify what endpoint will be added next, should the Add button be pressed. In the example above, the port being streamed to is 5600, despite the “Add Endpoint” menu showing 5601.

5

Install Discovery for Desktop

Download Discovery

Click here to download Discovery for Desktop on your Laptop/PC.

After download is complete, enter the IP address (stream endpoint IP) and port of the streams you would like to receive.

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Success!

There you go! You should have your video streams showing up from your Raspberry Pi or subsea computer.

How to use Discovery

Learn the user interface in just a couple of minutes

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