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I was facing the same issue where I couldn’t access the camera for opencv
@superbike_z First thing I would try would be with GStreamer
If you don’t have Gstreamer installed, run
Then, try the simplest pipeline
`gst-launch-1.0 camerabin `
That will prove your camera
how did you fix it?
attempting I believe my camera is proven, i can get footage and images, I just cant get the chromium browser to see the camera for streaming
I didn’t I instead used some other linux package that was ig the camera driver and just kept sending images every frame(very unoptimal but I didn’t need optimization)
oh that will be last resort
Goodluck soldier 🪖
💪 issues are finite, it will cave in at some point
Does the camera work with `cheese`?
I have only tried it with libcamera
this results in the below
https://gist.github.com/zacck/76dcdede44d494c1bf9ef8b88a682b97
preview
Camera does not work with Cheese 😦
Have you got v4l-utils installed?
If so, what is the output from `v4l2-ctl –all`
I seem to find a camera
https://gist.github.com/zacck/76dcdede44d494c1bf9ef8b88a682b97#file-v4l2-ctl-all-log
That’s a good sign. In theory from that you can now check the camera capabilities (640×480 with a pRAA pixel format)
Sometimes I have had to explicitly set those with the camera libraries.
Ah I think I have an idea of what you want me to do, forward the stream with those params
starting to like the linux kernel
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