I finally got around to releasing my simple slideshow sketch for the Cheap Yellow Display (folk kept mailing me after stumbling onto my secret in-progress web page, via search engines, so...).

I finished the page, put up a zip. It's all yours.

It's designed to be simple to operate; put some JPEG ...

Thanks. What is "a updated module designed code"? I don't understand what you mean.

And by UP/DOWN arrow symbol, do you mean the thumbnails page up and down controls?

Probably, the reason you have no replies is the lack of information.

What module, exactly? How did you disable external Wifi? Are you *sure* you can do this in software and don't need to re-route the circuit in some way?

I dunno. I just noticed you have no replies and also zero clue.

Help with what?

It annoyed me that there wasn't a fully-featured, or even meagrely-featured open source time-lapse SD cam server for ESP32, so the usual happened (I rolled up my sleeves) and here it is..

https://corz.org/ESP32/time-lapse-camera-server/

En-joy!

;o)

I managed to change the card, it was 4mb of flash.
I would like to know if there is a way to send the photo to the clipboard, that is, I access the ESP IP, it takes the photo and sends it to the clipbord, so I would just open the image editing program and give control + V?


You could write a ...

The most reliable way to do this is to setup a proper DNS host name in your local WiFi router (most routers have point-and-click interfaces for this). Every device in your home/office/wherever should have a proper (preferably short) host name. To hell with typing 192.168.1.whatever into your browser ...

Add:
Assuming PSRAM is enabled at compile-time.

Check in here: https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=32030

Another chip with no DACs. *grrr*