Problems with a dashboard when using -awb key

[HaroldSP]

Browser

Chrome

Device

Desktop PC

Operating System

Windows

What happened

Hello!

I have a NOIR raspberry camera, so normally it streams in shades of pink.
To fix that (when you don't need it to stream at night) on a regular Pi OS I use that command with -awb greyworld key:
raspivid -p 0,0,640,480 -fps 30 -t 0 -awb greyworld --fullscreen

So in the webcam.txt file I made that line:
camera_usb_options="-r 640x480 -f 30 -awb greyworld"
And this is the result:

At the beginning I thought that the video streams but the window is collapsed, but actually, there is no stream.
Openning in a full screen mode gives a 502 Bad Gateway.

After removing -awb greyworld key, it works fine:

I have also tried to use other -awb key options (https://community.octoprint.org/t/available-mjpg-streamer-configuration-options/1106), still the same issue.
So is there any idea how to fix that.

Thank you very much.

What did you expect to happen

I expect to see a regular stream with -awb greyworld key (IR filter).

How to reproduce

Just try to insert -awb key, for example:
camera_usb_options="-r 640x480 -f 30 -awb greyworld"

Additional information

No response

[matmen]

The awb option isn't supported by the UVC plugin. I assume you're running the raspicam in USB mode? You will need to run it in camera="raspi"-mode for raspicam options to work.

[HaroldSP]

The awb option isn't supported by the UVC plugin. I assume you're running the raspicam in USB mode? You will need to run it in camera="raspi"-mode for raspicam options to work.

Thanks for your reply.

I did that before, and there was no video feed at all.

It was like this:
camera="raspi"

camera_raspi_options="-r 640x480 -f 30 -awb greyworld"

More than that, it neither works even without -awb key:
camera_raspi_options="-r 640x480 -f 30 -awb greyworld"

So maybe there's a problem in ### Configuration of camera HTTP output section?

[matmen]

I see, thanks for your feedback. I can't troubleshoot this (as I don't have a Pi camera), so we will have to wait for someone who has one to chime in ;)