HTTP HEAD is a method to request the HTTP headers from an API endpoint. This method is not supported by the RICOH THETA API and should not be used as the behavior across models appears to vary. I recommend you use the http://192.168.1.1/osc/info instead to check if the camera is connected to your mobile app.
Read MoreThe new RICOH THETA API Introduction video shows basic development concepts by showing how to access the API with three different techniques. curl HTTP requests on the command line HTTP testing tool Insomnia (similar to Postman) Testing the HTTP requests inside a barebones mobile app After reading the RICOH THETA API Getting Started article, you
Read MoreWith a new LCD screen and higher resolution images and video, the new RICOH THETA X is a fantastic camera for businesses in real estate, construction, used car sales and many more companies benefiting from the industry-leading RICOH THETA camera line. Although the APIs are largely the same as the previous RICOH THETA V and
Read MoreRICOH updated the official documentation for the RICOH THETA X API. The WebAPI (Wi-Fi) is the most popular API and is the first documentation to be released. The documentation covers the Z1 and the V as well as older models. The updated documentation does not cover the SC2. We are still waiting for updated documentation
Read MoreWhen you connect to the RICOH THETA camera at 192.168.1.1, it is an insecure http request, not a https request. Your request may be blocked by the local OS. For example, iOS, Android and MacOS have http disabled by default. On Android, you need to enable http in the AndroidManifest.xml file. There may be additional
Read MoreThis is a community document based on contributions of informal test results from the theta360.guide independent community. This is not an official RICOH document. For official information, please contact RICOH. You should confirm these community tips with your own tests prior to deployment in a business setting. These are unofficial tips about the SC2 WebAPI.
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