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Adds two images under Step 4 of the H.264 tutorial. They are illustrations: real screenshots of each app with a delivery scene in place of the camera picture.
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Adds two images under Step 4: Demo of the ESP32-S3 H.264 tutorial, with a line saying the camera also opens in the phone apps:
sinricpro_esp32_h264_alexa_app_camera.jpg: the Alexa app, camera marked LIVE.sinricpro_esp32_h264_google_home_app_camera.jpg: the Google Home app, Cameras tab.Both are illustrations: real screenshots of each app with a delivery scene in place of the camera picture, cropped so the status bar and account details are not shown. A real stream is 640 x 480 at about 2 fps and looks rougher than the scene in these images.
The page was not built locally with Jekyll; the image lines copy the Raspberry Pi tutorial's.