Motioneyeos: no FastNetworkCamera: Pi Zero W + Logitech C310

[fujinjr]

This is my setup:
Raspberry Pi Zero W + Logitech C310.

When I select FastNetworkCamera my system doesn't detect the Logitech C310.
Meanwhile when FNC is disabled it detect the C310 but with low FPS (as expected).

Any ideas? Thanks for your time.

[ccrisan]

FNC only works with a Raspberry Pi CSI camera.

[fujinjr]

Is the Raspberry Pi Official Camera Module V2.1 8MP good?

Another question... when I activate Enable System Monitoring I see:

a / b
x / y / z

what's the meaning of y?

[ccrisan]

Is the Raspberry Pi Official Camera Module V2.1 8MP good?

Should be good enough.

Another question... when I activate Enable System Monitoring I see...

Hover them with the mouse and you'll get a tooltip of their meaning.

[fujinjr]

It says streaming / capture framerate
So I assume: streaming is 'a', capture framerate is 'b', temperature is 'x', bandwidth is 'z', but...

a / b
x / y / z

... 'y' ?

EDIT: I ran a ssh session and used 'top' command... it looks like 'y' is load average of last 5 minutes, am I correct? Right now 'y' is sitting at 2.5 which I think is way too much and I need to lower my configuration.

[ccrisan]

Yes, you are correct. After reading your question again, I realized it was about the system monitoring option on a RPi. Yes, it's temperature/sysload/netspeed.

A sysload of 2.5 on a 4 core CPU is fine. You should be worried when the average reaches 4.

[fujinjr]

Isn't Raspberry Pi Zero W CPU's single core?

[Moonbase59]

Doesn’t really belong here, but "yes" (single core). Using motionEyeOS 20180224, my load averages are around 0.18/0.30/0.30 up to 0.50/0.33/0.35 on a Pi Zero W, using the 8MP Raspi Cam and 2 fps @ 1280x720.

[fujinjr]

@Moonbase are you also uploading movies to Google Drive?
It seems that USB camera causes more load for the system.