Ontime v1 - old
  • ontime
  • Feature list
  • Main Concepts
    • Application shortcuts
    • Interface
      • Settings Menu
      • Event List
      • Timer Control
      • Display Messages
      • Info
    • Event Types (Blocks)
      • ⚙️Settings
        • App Settings
        • Event Data Settings
        • URL Aliases Settings
        • Cuesheet Settings
        • OSC Settings
  • Views
    • Network views (Intro)
    • Stage Timer
    • Minimal Timer
    • Backstage Info
    • Public Info
    • Lower Thirds
    • PiP
    • Studio Clock
    • Cuesheet
    • Countdown
    • Clock
  • Control and feedback
    • OSC
    • HTTP API
  • Features
    • Smart Time Entry
    • The delay workflow
    • Roll
    • Import events from Excel
    • URL Aliases
    • Edit Anywhere
    • Headless Mode (Docker)
    • Note: Lower thirds in OBS
    • User fields
    • Custom Styling
    • Make your own viewer
    • Count to anything
  • ❤️Additional Notes
    • Control Ontime from vMix
    • Sync: Poll ontime status
    • Use in Raspberry Pi
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  1. Additional Notes

Use in Raspberry Pi

Use a docker image to run Ontime in a Raspberry Pi

PreviousSync: Poll ontime status

Last updated 2 years ago

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From version 1.10.0, Ontime is available as a docker image, targeting Arm v6 and v7 devices. Meant explicitly for Raspberry Pis.

This method leverages a lightweight image that runs Ontime server in a headless raspberry Pi without UI. All UIs and views are still available through the local network.

To get started using Ontime in a Raspberry Pi.

docker pull getontime/ontime
docker-compose up -d

Ontime is now running in the Pi and accessible through the local network on port 4001

Documentation for the docker process can be

❤️
found with the image in Dockerhub