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Even cheaper KVM with only Pi Zero W #32

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JsBergbau opened this issue Feb 25, 2019 · 4 comments
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Even cheaper KVM with only Pi Zero W #32

JsBergbau opened this issue Feb 25, 2019 · 4 comments

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@JsBergbau
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Hallo Fmstrat,

thanks for providing this full featured KVM solution.
I didn't find any contact E-Mail so I use this issue section.

Have you ever thought about making this KVM even a lot cheaper? With a raspberry PI Zero W and the Raspi Camera you only need those 2 devices (and a monitor of course). The kamera just records the screen, sends it and you can also interact. No need for a RPi 3, Videograbber and stuff like that.
Of course your code is opensource, everyone can adopt your code. However you know your code, you probably would to it in a tenth of the time someone would need who never had to do with your code before.

Can you create an additional project with KVM based solo on a raspbery PI Zero? Together with TP-Link HS110 you can even switch the PC on and off https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug

Thanks in advance.

@crankmosh
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that defeats the whole purpose, now you need a monitor to point the camera to

@JsBergbau
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I would not say it defeats the whole purpose. It is a nice extra for example to input password for pre-boot authentification. After that you can access the PC via RDP.

@jbrepogmailcom
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Hello I completely agree and vote for the cheap solution. I am a consultant working for several clients. They all give me their own laptop with all high security, so I can not control it with TeamViewer or similar. Yet I need to control 3 or 4 laptops. Hardware KVM even with camera would be perfect for that.

@auctionsjeff
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auctionsjeff commented Nov 6, 2019

Building off of this post, who cites this blog, why not "watch" the RTSP stream produced by this HDMI to TCP transmitter ($39) and use the TTL keyboard/mouse from this repo?

Edit: oops! I see there are other issues suggesting this same idea. see #14

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