Stream from Gimbal freezes in 2 seconds
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What are you using for your wireless connection? WiFi or Microhard? And can you see the stream in QGC for 1 or 2 seconds or not at all?
@Eric-Katzfey QGC is not at all, and I am using microhard for the wirelesss connection which has been working fine for the rtsp cameras
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I would switch to a USB Ethernet dongle to do your debugging. Then you don't have to worry about wireless connectivity. Then I would recommend trying to get it working with QGC. Later versions of QGC may not work on certain versions of OS. What OS / version are you using to host QGC?
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I would switch to a USB Ethernet dongle to do your debugging. Then you don't have to worry about wireless connectivity. Then I would recommend trying to get it working with QGC. Later versions of QGC may not work on certain versions of OS. What OS / version are you using to host QGC?
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@Daniel-Ryu Actually, I was referring to the host system. For example, is QGC running on Ubuntu 18.04 or Mac OSX or ?
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@Daniel-Ryu Actually, I was referring to the host system. For example, is QGC running on Ubuntu 18.04 or Mac OSX or ?
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@Eric-Katzfey Ubuntu 20.04
@Daniel-Ryu Okay, thanks! What type of camera are you using in the gimbal?
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@Daniel-Ryu Okay, thanks! What type of camera are you using in the gimbal?
@Eric-Katzfey I normally test with Logitech C270, QGroundControl v4.1.1, and Ubuntu 20.04
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@Eric-Katzfey I normally test with Logitech C270, QGroundControl v4.1.1, and Ubuntu 20.04
@Eric-Katzfey The gimbal camera I have was the default that came with the drone when I purchased it, I believe its some version of Arducam? I'll download your version of QGC and try testing with that
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@Eric-Katzfey The gimbal camera I have was the default that came with the drone when I purchased it, I believe its some version of Arducam? I'll download your version of QGC and try testing with that
@Daniel-Ryu The other thing you can do is use the
tcpdumpcommand on Voxl to verify that you can see the video packets being sent from ffmpeg. Another idea is to havedmesh -wHopen in another session to see if the kernel reports any issues. -
@Daniel-Ryu The other thing you can do is use the
tcpdumpcommand on Voxl to verify that you can see the video packets being sent from ffmpeg. Another idea is to havedmesh -wHopen in another session to see if the kernel reports any issues.@Eric-Katzfey I'll do that, thanks!
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https://forum.modalai.com/topic/460/integrating-flir-boson-as-usb-connected-camera-on-voxl/3 Issue with UVC cameras in general has moved here
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