Closed chaoren2357 closed 4 years ago
There was an issue on Windows with CUDA 11, you can try to download the updated script from here, it should fix the issue.
Other users have reported some problems with Python 3.8 on Windows, but this is different from this (the root cause is not clearly identified yet).
There was an issue on Windows with CUDA 11, you can try to download the updated script from here, it should fix the issue.
Other users have reported some problems with Python 3.8 on Windows, but this is different from this (the root cause is not clearly identified yet).
I have tried the script, but it doesn't work. The messages are as follows:
(zed_env) C:\Program Files (x86)\ZED SDK>python get_pyzed.py
CUDA 11.1
Platform win
ZED 3.2
Python 3.8
Downloading python package from https://download.stereolabs.com/zedsdk/3.2/win/cu111/py38 ...
Unsupported platforms, no pyzed file available for this configuration
It can be manually installed from source https://github.com/stereolabs/zed-python-api
Is there any more information I need to provide to solve this problem?
Ok now the detection works but your platform is actually not supported, unfortunately. You need CUDA 11.0 and not 11.1, the minor version must also match the requirements.
We can't release a ZED SDK for CUDA 11.1 until Nvidia provides the compatible AI libraries (TensorRT).
Ok now the detection works but your platform is actually not supported, unfortunately. You need CUDA 11.0 and not 11.1, the minor version must also match the requirements.
We can't release a ZED SDK for CUDA 11.1 until Nvidia provides the compatible AI libraries (TensorRT).
Thanks for your help. I will try cuda 11.0.
ZED SDK Version: 3.2.2 Platform win Python 3.8
I follow the steps from website https://www.stereolabs.com/docs/app-development/python/install/#installing-the-python-api The output shows:
But I can't find the ZED 3.2 release version in this repo. What should I do to install those packages?