Thanks for your post ! I have checked the source code for 1.55.4 and, indeed, it shows "nextcloud_version": "31.0.2", in etc/ncp.cfg file. That probably means, an update of nextcloud to 31.0.2 resp. 31.0.10 (the current version) would be possible. It is consistent with the update method you did. The nightly automatic backup to an external disk works fine. I have installed 1.55.4 on my nextcloud system. I'll do another backup I'll try to update nextcloud to 30.0.10 using 1.55.4 tomorrow. I'll report the result over here and mark it as solution, if successful. I simply wonder why any information of this possible update method was not mentioned anywhere - perhaps except on matrix. Joining matrix chat is on my to-do list, anyway. Thanks to eselarm for the hint for quoting a previous post 😀 Kind regards Norbert

There's a new version of the kwiboo ffmpeg+v4l2request function https://code.ffmpeg.org/Kwiboo/FFmpeg/src/branch/v4l2request-v3 And it was shown as a work in progress in the ffmpeg community https://code.ffmpeg.org/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/pulls/20847 Then, it was noticed in the mpv community https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/14690#issuecomment-3500141427 They previously said that v4l2request first needs to be integrated in ffmpeg officially, then mpv would start working on v4l2request This is needed, to have mpv+v4l2request compiling successfully and working under Debian Trixie (my experience)

Looking for help getting mine running I have a very basic understanding of this device and am learning Linux on my own if someone could message me so we can work through this I would love to get this running

OK, where would we find the images that need testing?

You have to change the fancontrol.service file and set the option PrivateDevices to no. Do systemctl edit fancontrol and insert [Service] PrivateDevices=no