@gtj0 Are they the same config? I was talking about trying to use 2 different config files at the same time.
The error I was getting was that, on the second device, it couldn't find the configuration file, but as soon as I closed the first duiUI window, the second one was able to connect
@gtj0 Ok, so, after a little debugging, it looks like you can only have 1 configuration of DueUI open at a time (I can't have my laptop version and phone version open together as, whichever you try to open second will give you an error). Would I have to install another instance of DueUI to fix this? (so 1 instance for each desired screen)
I can also add picture/graphics if needed/wanted, that's just going to have to wait a little bit.
Also, do you have any good sources for me to look at for customizing the UI? As you can probably tell, I'm not the worlds greatest coder (The only coding I've ever done is a little bit of Arduino and MatLab), so I'm not going to be able to customize the UI on my own 
@gtj0 Alright, so here is a quick writeup of the steps I had to take to get things to work. I think it contains everything, but, knowing me, I missed a step somewhere, but it should be better than what you currently have written up.
@gtj0 Perfect! Got it to work! Now all I have to do is figure out how to modify it for each of my screens. I assuming that, to have a different layout for my laptop compared to my phone, I'd need to create 2 different config files for it and have the one on my phone direct to one and the one on my laptop connect to the other, correct?
For the settings page, I selected DSF, put my Pi IP address on the top line, left "reprap" under password as I don't know what else I would put there. What should I put under the "DueUI config file URL"?
@gtj0 Adding /index.html got it working.
Give me a few minutes and I'll post a write-up of the step-by-step instructions on how I set it up for you to post on the Github
OK, adding "Sudo" to the beginning fixed it.
So, I have it downloaded and extracted, but when I go to 192.168.1.37/dueui it just shows the standard DWC webpage, except now it just says "404 Page Not Found"
When I cd into the /opt/dsf/sd/www/ and do the "wget https://github.com/gtjoseph/DueUI/releases/download/v3.2.0/DueUI-Standalone-v3.2.0.zip", it gives me a "Cannot write to ‘DueUI-Standalone-v3.2.0.zip’ (Permission denied)" error
@gtj0 I've tried running it right off of the dueui.org sight and can't seem to get it to work. Regardless, I'd like the be able to run it locally, as it's not unusual for my internet to not work or be kinda slow, so being able to just connect over my local network would be optimal.
192.168.1.37 is the IP of the Pi. The STM board doesn't have an IP address. The Pi is what's running the Duet Software I believe ( @jay_s_uk ).
After figuring out I need to run the DSF version and not the standalone version, I ran the wget command (BTW, the wget command on the github page isn't correct, it gives you a "404 not found" error when you use it. It should be "wget https://github.com/gtjoseph/DueUI/releases/download/v3.2.0/DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip", well, atleast for the v3.2.0 version.) After that, I cd'd into the /opt/dsf/sd/www/ folder, but don't know how to unzip the file/folder as when i attempt the "unzip DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip" command it gives me a "cannot find or open DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip, DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip.zip or DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip.ZIP." error
@jay_s_uk Yeah, I decided to check the file link after posting the question...
How do I "unzip" the file now?
Nevermind, I got it. The command on the github install page should be "wget https://github.com/gtjoseph/DueUI/releases/download/v3.2.0/DueUI-DSF-v3.2.0.zip"
Alright, so, I keep getting an error when I use the "wget https://github.com/gtjoseph/DueUI/releases/DueUI-DSF-x.x.x.zip" command, and I even replaced the x.x.x.zip part with 3.2.0.zip and it gave me the same "404 not found" error
Re: DueUI install not working in Standalone
Hello,
So, I'm attempting to setup DueUI just to mess around with it as I'd like to make some customizations to the DWC UI, as coming from the super customizable Octoprint, the "locked in" UI of DWC is getting to me.
With that being said, I'm trying to follow the installation instructions on the github wiki, as well as checkout a few of the other issues that have been raised, but I can't seem to get it to work.
Here's my setup. I'm running the "STM/LPC" variant of RepRap/DWC with an SKR Pro v1.2 and Raspberry Pi 4 running Duet 3.2. I'm not sure if that makes any difference, but I'm starting to think it does.
So, I downloaded the "DueUI-Standalone-v3.2.0.zip" from the Github page and uploaded it into my system folder thought DWC (http://"Duet_IP"/Files/System) with the "Upload System Files" button. I then went to the "http://dueui.org/v3/index.html" website to finish up the configuration, and entered my Pi IP address under "Duet hostname or IP address" and replaced the "dueui.org" portion of the URL under "DueUI config file URL" with my PI's IP address. I also added the "M586 C"*"" gcode to my config.g file to get around the CORs issue. I then click "save" and "refresh" and, when I go to http://"My_IP"/dueui.html it gives me the "Page Cannot Be Found" page, so something is obviously not working.
I have attached a screenshot of the http://dueui.org/v3/index.html page with the console tab open to show the errors it is showing. I know that a few of them are "common" as per the one of the other issues thread, but the top 2 I can't find solutions to.
Thanks in advance!!
Alright, so I realized that the "update" y'all are talking about is in the DWC settings tab, not the Camera's settings tab 
. I have set my update interval anywhere between the default 5000ms (so 5 seconds) and 10ms, but it's definitely not updating that quickly at either setting. 10ms is like 1 sec and 5000ms is like a solid 10-15 seconds...
Is there any hope of getting an ffmpeg "output" straight from the Wyze Cam? I mean, the RTSP is nice, but there's no browser that can view that stream, so it's also kinda useless for our application (I realize that these cameras are initially intended to be security cameras and the RTSP works for that application). Would it be too difficult (I'm sure it would and personally wouldn't even know where to start) to merge the ffmpeg pi program into the dafang hack?
@DIY-O-Sphere I've tried it both in Chrome and Edge and no luck. I can see a still image in cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi, but in DWC not if I just go to the local address does it auto update, instead I'm stuck having manually click the refresh button if I want an updated picture, which is kinda useless, as I'm not gonna just sit and click refresh constantly. Even if I got it auto update like once a second or something, that choppy video would be better than nothing, but having to constantly refresh all of DWC, well, at that point...
@widjit where do you set the auto-update/refresh value? I can view a still image using the cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi address, but it does autorefresh or anything, I have to keep manually clicking the refresh button, which is incredibly annoying and useless. It sounds like, for you, it autoupdates with a choppy video, which is better than just 1 still image