This is a much better approach. Thanks for your effort.
I did a basic control project in netio but then switched to python script as it made much more sense.
Your control is much more elaborate. I haven't been able to get the camera working yet either.
I got the MJPG Streamer demo page to work but when I click on "here" it just shows one frame, no stream. Haven't tried creating a web page with camera frame yet.

Thanks lacarte, i will try asap

brad98408, the problem for me with camera was always power supply, so I havent really tried much with long term streaming or any recognition things. I'll try these from now on. Is your 'one frame' problem happens within NetIO? If so, then I think I had the same when implementing mine. The reason is NetIO's web object is a basic Android browser and does not support motion jpeg. You can try to access the address from a firefox or chrome maybe, it should be fine.

djakku, this version is a little bit slow in response compared to the NetIO version, but it should work from most browsers, so I think this direction is better for most people, including my self. Currently the movement buttons (yellow blocks) and the servo power (josef) are implemented.

The retro TV screen is now a simple background image, if anybody knows a good resource such as a 'TV screen like frame + transparent center' so the camera stream can be fit into it, please tell me. As I'm not a photoshopper collecting reasonable resource is always a pain.

Hi,
I try to run your cgi script, when I run the script in the terminal I get an html code. I said you should put it in the index.html file to be accessed remotely (eg 192.168.1.4:40054). I came across a page with buttons but are directed to "http://192.168.1.4:40045/RapiroController.cgi" but impossible to operate (404 - Not Found).

Thank you to explain the procedure, please!
I think all libraries are installed correctly because when the script can check if there is an error!

Good work and continuous as well! + +

Shelldone, the script is a cgi, so is meant to work as a server side script for remote access. Please put the files in the cgi-bin directory (if you are using apache this should be /usr/lib/cgi-bin). Then, to give execution permission to the script, type 'sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/cgi-bin/RapiroController.cgi'. Maybe its better to give cgi-bin directory a free access by "sudo -R chmod 777 cgi-bin". And I think it should be fine. The script can be accessed by http://your Pi's IP/cgi-bin/RapiroController.cgi

If some access error appears or the images do not show up, please try to modify the setting of apache. So, go to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled and edit '000-default' in the directory. Add the following lines between <Directory "/usr/lib/cgi-bin"> and </Directory> tag.

AddHandler cgi-script .py
AddHandler image/gif .gif
AddHandler image/jpg .jpg
AddHandler image/png .png
AddHandler text/html .html .htm

Editing this file will need sudo permission, so either by select "Tools->Open current *** as root" in the file browser or by sudo in a terminal. Good luck!