Sony RXO over USB
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 Yes, Tom we are getting full telem using the Microhard through QGC, also have used WiFi. Yes, that was odd to me as well? 
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 @Matt-Goddard Okay, so I assume you are using voxl-vision-px4to talk with QGC then. You will want to pointvoxl-libgphoto2to the IP address of your ground station on the Microhard network, which would be the same IP address that you are sendingvoxl-vision-px4to.Right now it seems as though your voxl-libgphoto2is attempting to send video to QGC over WiFi, when in reality you are connected to QGC over Microhard.So, instead of using voxl-libgphoto2 192.168.1.215, you will want to use the same IP address as you are forvoxl-vision-px4, which you can find usingifconfigon your ground station or should be invoxl-vision-px4's config file:/etc/modalai/voxl-vision-px4.conf. All Microhard IPs will be in the form192.168.168.X
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 Are you able to open the video stream with a different program like VLC or ffplay? 
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 We have tried VLC with both Linux and Windows, appears to load it with no video stream. 
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 @tom is the VOXL streamer apk required in order to use the gphoto2 to stream video? 
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 @Matt-Goddard We have two different implementations for gphoto2 on VOXL. voxl-libgphoto2which is what you are using and we also havevoxl-gphoto2which is a newer version that also usesvoxl-streamer. I think I will have you tryvoxl-gphoto2now.Here is the link to the build/install instructions for the newer gphoto2 implementation. Here is a link to the documentation You will need to use this in combination with voxl-streamer and here is some documentation for getting that going. 
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 I will try this now and get back to you. Thanks! 
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 During the process, we managed to brick the board. Will not boot now.. 
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 @Matt-Goddard We have some documentation on unbricking here 
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 Got it, we will order the part and unbrick lol. Thanks for the help! 
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 The USB and Serial Debug board arrived today. I unbricked the board and installed gphoto2 and VOXL-streamer. The image below is an error I received after running the voxl-gphoto2 command.  Please advise. 
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 Have you tried gphoto2 using a Linux machine to make sure this device is supported? 
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 @Matt-Goddard said in Sony RXO over USB: Sony RXO The RX0 II is on the list, is that what you're using? 
 http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support.php
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 Yes we are attempting to use the RX0. The image below shows that gphoto2 does detect it on an ubuntu machine. 
  
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 @Aaron-Bottke What happens when you run gphoto2 --capture-preview? Do you get an image?
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 @Aaron-Bottke Also, can you try running voxl-gphoto2 with debugging information enabled and send us the ouput? For example: voxl-gphoto2 -d -v -g
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 Results of gphoto2 --capture-preview on my host machine as follows.  On the VOXL running voxl-gphoto2 -d -v -g yields way to much for me to share here so I will split it up. voxl-gphoto2 -d below. 
  voxl-gphoto2 -v yields a lot of messages very quickly. 
 Output as follows. voxl-gphoto2 -v yields too many messages for me to upload with a screenshot. 
 I don't see a way to submit a .txt file but the most interesting part of the output that I see is this. 
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 @Aaron-Bottke Okay, thanks! That's very helpful information. It looks like the camera is producing images and voxl-gphoto2 is processing them correctly. So try voxl-streamer and see if you can stream the video. That error message seems to be coming from the gphoto2 library but doesn't seem to be hurting anything. 
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 Unless I am missing something in the command this is the result from running voxl-streamer and voxl-gphoto2. 
  Thanks for all the help. 





