How to check the camera stream addresses

[guijuzhejiang]

In the camera_client_0.py,path = "rtsp://192.168.1.70:8080//h264_ulaw.sdp". How should I replace the entire path to my own camera.

[LeonLok]

You need to find the address of your own IP camera stream.

For example, if you use an IP camera app on your phone, then it should give you a stream address that you can copy and enter in the client script.

[guijuzhejiang]

Thanks for your answer, I want to use the camera on remote PC as a video stream, is it possible？

[LeonLok]

Yes - if you have the IP address of your remote PC camera.

[Duy-Cao-Vo]

Can you help me? I got an error File "C:\Users\duy.vonc\Desktop\Face recognition\People_counter 2 github\Flask-Multi-Camera-Streaming-With-YOLOv4-and-Deep-SORT\base_camera.py", line 90, in get_frame return BaseCamera.frame[unique_name] KeyError: ('yolo', '0')

The code is a little bit complicated so I can't debug it.

[LeonLok]

Can you help me? I got an error File "C:\Users\duy.vonc\Desktop\Face recognition\People_counter 2 github\Flask-Multi-Camera-Streaming-With-YOLOv4-and-Deep-SORT\base_camera.py", line 90, in get_frame return BaseCamera.frame[unique_name] KeyError: ('yolo', '0')

The code is a little bit complicated so I can't debug it.

I think that might be happening because no frames are being received. Could you check to see if your camera stream is working properly?

[Duy-Cao-Vo]

Can you help me? I got an error File "C:\Users\duy.vonc\Desktop\Face recognition\People_counter 2 github\Flask-Multi-Camera-Streaming-With-YOLOv4-and-Deep-SORT\base_camera.py", line 90, in get_frame return BaseCamera.frame[unique_name] KeyError: ('yolo', '0') The code is a little bit complicated so I can't debug it.

I think that might be happening because no frames are being received. Could you check to see if your camera stream is working properly?

Camera stream 1 was able to receive frames and displayed. But Yolo stream 1 was not. I have checked the key in the dictionary and just got [('camera', '0')]. Can you please find me a way to fix this. Thank so must

[LeonLok]

The yolo_frames method in camera_yolo.py takes the frames from the ('camera', '0') stream and then applies YOLO and tracking to each frame. These are then used in the yolo_thread method in base_camera.py.

If camera_yolo.py was successful, then the ('yolo', '0) stream should be working. I think maybe something is wrong within these steps somewhere since your camera stream has no issues?

I hope that makes sense - I think I've never had this issue before. Please let me know how it goes.

[Duy-Cao-Vo]

The yolo_frames method in camera_yolo.py takes the frames from the ('camera', '0') stream and then applies YOLO and tracking to each frame. These are then used in the yolo_thread method in base_camera.py.

If camera_yolo.py was successful, then the ('yolo', '0) stream should be working. I think maybe something is wrong within these steps somewhere since your camera stream has no issues?

I hope that makes sense - I think I've never had this issue before. Please let me know how it goes.

Thanks a lot, I will try to figure it out. I 'm feeling thankful when fixing bug and got some help

[ghost]

The yolo_frames method in camera_yolo.py takes the frames from the ('camera', '0') stream and then applies YOLO and tracking to each frame. These are then used in the yolo_thread method in base_camera.py. If camera_yolo.py was successful, then the ('yolo', '0) stream should be working. I think maybe something is wrong within these steps somewhere since your camera stream has no issues? I hope that makes sense - I think I've never had this issue before. Please let me know how it goes.

Thanks a lot, I will try to figure it out. I 'm feeling thankful when fixing bug and got some help

Hello Duy-Cao-Vo I have been having this same issue for some time now. Did you ever find a solution to this issue? That would be greatly appreciated.