Step 1: Setting up raspberry Pi with basic software

First of all you will need to setup a webserver on your Raspberry Pi, along with PHP. I recommend reading

http://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-Web-Server/

At this point I am assuming that you have followed the above instructable and know the basics of booting up a Pi, installing the OS, connecting the pi to a keyboard+ mouse+ monitor or enabling the SSH mode for remotely accessing the pi and enabling the pi camera.

Once you have done the above let's begin with installing Apache. Apache is a complete webserver creation and management tool. It can perform robustly diverse functions that's why it is very popular.

Now back to work, boot-up your pi and open the terminal (or an SSH connection) then type this command in the prompt

$sudo apt-get update

You will see a lot of instructions running on the display. Let it all end (you will know when you get the "$" with blinking prompt again).

Next we install apache and PHP using the following command in the same terminal

$sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5

It will ask you if you want install the packages with the following phrase displayed: "Do you want to continue", type "y" and hit Return / Enter.

Wait for the install to complete (this may take a while and you'll know its done when you see the blinking prompt with just the "$" again).

If you now start a web browser on your computer, and type the IP address of your pi into the address bar, you should see a message which goes something like "Your website is working/running!!".

Optionally you can also install an ftp server with the following commands

$sudo apt-get install vsftpd

Now that you have installed the FTP server you need to do a bit of configuration. See instructions below:

$sudo nano /etc/vsftpd.conf

(nano is a text editor built into the Raspbian OS. It helps to quickly edit or modify files from the terminal)

Scroll through the file and change the following lines:

anonymous_enable=YES Change To anonymous_enable=NO

And remove the "#" (uncomment) for the following two lines

#local_enable=YES Change To local_enable=YES

#write_enable=YES Change To write_enable=YES

At the end of the file add the following line of code:

force_dot_files=YES

To save and exit hit "Ctrl + x", then hit "y", then the Return / Enter.

You will now need to restart the FTP server for the changes to take effect – use the following command:

$sudo service vsftpd restart

Step 2: Installing MPEG-STREAMER