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ddetommaso / TobiiGlassesPyController

Tobii Pro Glasses 2 Python controller
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Failed to stream video #3

Closed bwang514 closed 5 years ago

bwang514 commented 5 years ago

Hi ddetommaso, thanks for sharing the code to control tobii glasses!

With your code I can stream the gaze data now but I failed to stream the scene camera video.

I got an error in this line of code. ipv4_address = "192.168.71.50" cap = cv2.VideoCapture("rtsp://%s/live/scene" % ipv4_address) Does using ipv4 address here means the code can only work with wifi connection? Since in streaming code we seem to use ipv6 I . (e.g. fe80::76fe:......)

Thanks!

ddetommaso commented 5 years ago

Hi @bwang514, you are right, the code works only using IPv4 address. I wasn't able to access any video streaming of the glasses with IPv6 address, even using VLC software.

What about your experience? Did you try to access the /live/scene using IPV6?

FranzAlbers commented 5 years ago

Hey @bwang514, i experienced the same issue while trying to stream the scene camera video. I solved it by adding port 8554 to the call, which is mentioned in the tobii developers guide.

cap = cv2.VideoCapture("rtsp://%s:8554/live/scene" % ipv4_address)

ddetommaso commented 5 years ago

Hi @FranzAlbers,

this doesn't work for me. In your example, are you using IPv6 or IPv4 address ? Please can you paste here the complete URI provided as argument to the VideoCapture?

FranzAlbers commented 5 years ago

I am using an IPv4 address and the Tobii Glasses are connected via Ethernet. I couldn't access the stream using IPv6 either. The complete line of code would be:

cap = cv2.VideoCapture("rtsp://192.168.0.121:8554/live/scene")

Without the port in the URI the connection is refused. The glasses are on 1.25.3-citronkola.

ddetommaso commented 5 years ago

Hi @FranzAlbers,

thank you so much for your feedback. I run successfully the video streaming with LAN using IPv4!! I will change the code and the documentation in the following releases, before closing the issue.

Just to clarify, IPv4 with LAN is feasible only if a DHCP server is present in the network. In your example, the "192.168.0.121" is the address that the glasses receives from the DHCP server present in your network.

@bwang514: Did you try setting a DHCP server in your network and adding the port in the URI as suggested by @FranzAlbers ?

ddetommaso commented 5 years ago

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