Closed Ramtech59Sensei closed 2 years ago
Any timeline on release of this year's image? Our team plans to upgrade (last updated our rPI's in 2020) but would like to do it only once.... I'm most concerned about any changes that have been made to ntcore, camera or mjpeg servers as we've not really changed any of our openCV usage.
On another note.... We're trying to put 3 cameras on a rPI for the first time. We can get two to connect, a third seems to connect but it will not stream anything. Have you successfully ran 3 cameras on a Pi with your demo camera server?
It’s basically ready to go, I just haven’t had a chance to test it. Currently planning for a release this weekend now that I have my Pi up and running again.
3 USB cameras should work unless you’re running into USB bandwidth limits; I’ll test it again. Do any errors appear in the console?
W No console errors x When opening stream. It just doesn’t open the image or camera settings. I may try with lower frame rate. We’re running low res 320x240 but 100 frames per sec.
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On Feb 12, 2022, at 4:05 AM, Peter Johnson @.***> wrote:
It’s basically ready to go, I just haven’t had a chance to test it. Currently planning for a release this weekend now that I have my Pi up and running again.
3 USB cameras should work unless you’re running into USB bandwidth limits; I’ll test it again. Do any errors appear in the console?
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As a lot of people use Python for image processing, we've been waiting for the 2022 version of RobotPy to stabilize before finishing the update (the rest of the update is ready to go). Potentially we'll do an updated release this weekend.