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It turns out opencv can't open the default camera on the pi, and this is a known issue (opencv's) but they are having trouble: opencv/opencv#21653
It looks like they are a fair way along, but are suffering from "churn". Just thought I'd point this out just in case someone working on rpicam-apps might like to take a look and possibly help.
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Thanks for pointing it out. I'm afraid integrating libcamera support directly into OpenCV is not down to us. However, we do have examples in both rpicam-apps and Picamera2 that integrate image postprocessing using OpenCV if that helps your use case.
It turns out opencv can't open the default camera on the pi, and this is a known issue (opencv's) but they are having trouble:
opencv/opencv#21653
It looks like they are a fair way along, but are suffering from "churn". Just thought I'd point this out just in case someone working on rpicam-apps might like to take a look and possibly help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: