Ubiquiti UVC with FW UVC.v3.1.0.36

[Belize]

I am using meteobridge 2.5 build 6377 and try to configure my camera.

Is it possbile to integrate a Ubiquitit UVC camera ?
http://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index.php/Forum

meteobridge gives an error message:
Sytemnachricht
Fehler: Ubiquiti-Cam Initialisierung gescheitert

[admin]

That is expected to work. Can you please give me remote access as described here:
viewtopic.php?f=57&t=9885

Please send URL and password to "info(at)meteobridg.com".

[Belize]

PW is send to info -at- meteobridge.com (not meteobridg.com)

[burnsb]

I am seeing the exact same problem using Ubiquiti FW UVC.v3.1.0.36 and meteobridge 2.5 build 6377.
I was able to successfully work around the problem by downloading and installing previous Ubiquiti UVC firmware FW UVC.v3.0.9.25.
This firmware is currently located on the Ubiquity Support web site.
It appears that Ubiquiti changed something in their new firmware protocol that now creates a problem for meteobridge.
I hope this helps.

[admin]

I just uploaded a new version. Issues with new cam firmware should be fixed by that.

[burnsb]

I uploaded and tested the new meteobridge 2.5 build 6387 (June 9) with Ubiquiti Unifi FW v3.1.0.36 and the camera now initializes properly and it is working quite well.
Thanks very much for the fast response and for providing a good solution. You have built a really great product with excellent support.
Vielen Dank!!!

[Ladd]

I also have a UVC camera and while I haven't had any problems using it with Meteobridge, I figured "why not upgrade to the latest firmware?".

Unfortunately for me, upon rebooting my TP3040, I can no longer get it to connect wirelessly to my local network. Plugging in an Ethernet cable going to my router and it connects just fine, but it won't connect wirelessly. I've checked the IP, I've rebooted via the web interface, I've rebooted via pushing the reset button until the top LED blinks once but can't get it to work wirelessly.

FWIW: Meteobridge now asks me to confirm my license after each reboot; this has not happened before.