voxl-streamer client repetitive connect/disconnect
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@wilkinsaf There is a new version of libuvc available at http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dev/libuvc_1.0.2_202112182223.ipk with the changes. If you rebuild the dev branch of voxl-uvc-server and install build deps from dev you should pick up the new libuvc. Then you can rebuild and test with your camera.
@Eric-Katzfey will post results after run
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@Eric-Katzfey Sorry for being such a pain, but it seems like this repo keeps moving.
I went to https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/modal-pipe-architecture/voxl-uvc-server
but got this
I keep searching around for the repo, but can not find it
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@Eric-Katzfey Sorry for being such a pain, but it seems like this repo keeps moving.
I went to https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/modal-pipe-architecture/voxl-uvc-server
but got this
I keep searching around for the repo, but can not find it
@wilkinsaf Sorry, it was setup as private. I changed it to public. Can you try again?
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@wilkinsaf Sorry, it was setup as private. I changed it to public. Can you try again?
@Eric-Katzfey Got it, thank you!
Will download and play with
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@wilkinsaf Sorry, it was setup as private. I changed it to public. Can you try again?
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@Eric-Katzfey Will it remain public?
@wilkinsaf Yes, it will remain public. Did you get a chance to see if the changes worked?
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@wilkinsaf Yes, it will remain public. Did you get a chance to see if the changes worked?
@Eric-Katzfey Testing out today
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@wilkinsaf Yes, it will remain public. Did you get a chance to see if the changes worked?
We seem to be having trouble finding the camera now which is weird. I wonder if we need to specifically download and install the drivers?
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We seem to be having trouble finding the camera now which is weird. I wonder if we need to specifically download and install the drivers?
@wilkinsaf No, you shouldn't need any drivers. Any USB device should be listed with
lsusb, even without any specific drivers. Does it show up when plugged into a regular Linux computer? -
@wilkinsaf No, you shouldn't need any drivers. Any USB device should be listed with
lsusb, even without any specific drivers. Does it show up when plugged into a regular Linux computer?@Eric-Katzfey Yes, we have hardwired it into a computer before. We have seen the stream using ffmpeg on VOXL as well. We just can not seem to get voxl-streamer to work with it
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We seem to be having trouble finding the camera now which is weird. I wonder if we need to specifically download and install the drivers?
@wilkinsaf If you unplug the camera from Voxl does anything disappear from the
lsusblist? -
@wilkinsaf If you unplug the camera from Voxl does anything disappear from the
lsusblist?Yes, the top 3 entries in
lsusbscreenshots above are all cameras. I can unplug those one by one and see them disappear.
Would it matter if we have 2 UVC cameras? -
Yes, the top 3 entries in
lsusbscreenshots above are all cameras. I can unplug those one by one and see them disappear.
Would it matter if we have 2 UVC cameras?@wilkinsaf Just try one at a time for now. And when you plug the camera in do you see a new
/dev/videoXentry appear? -
Yes, the top 3 entries in
lsusbscreenshots above are all cameras. I can unplug those one by one and see them disappear.
Would it matter if we have 2 UVC cameras?@wilkinsaf Also, were you able to get the ordering information for these cameras? If they aren't too expensive I would like to order at least one of them to test against.
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@wilkinsaf Also, were you able to get the ordering information for these cameras? If they aren't too expensive I would like to order at least one of them to test against.
Yes, let me try one at a time now.
Here are the two cameras
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@wilkinsaf Also, were you able to get the ordering information for these cameras? If they aren't too expensive I would like to order at least one of them to test against.
Good news, I was able to get voxl-uvc-server to spin up with one usb camera connected.
However, I am getting this issue from voxl-streamer
Seems like I need to figure out the frame size and set the correct one. Let me play around with that now
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@wilkinsaf Also, were you able to get the ordering information for these cameras? If they aren't too expensive I would like to order at least one of them to test against.
@Eric-Katzfey Doesn't look to be frame size as the "sizes" seem non-deterministic
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Good news, I was able to get voxl-uvc-server to spin up with one usb camera connected.
However, I am getting this issue from voxl-streamer
Seems like I need to figure out the frame size and set the correct one. Let me play around with that now
@wilkinsaf Great, that's some progress! What about if you try the other camera? Not sure why the frame length is different. For a given resolution and frame format that number should be a constant. (e.g. 640 x 480 x 2).
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@wilkinsaf Great, that's some progress! What about if you try the other camera? Not sure why the frame length is different. For a given resolution and frame format that number should be a constant. (e.g. 640 x 480 x 2).
Good suggestion. Let me try that.
Check out the length when uvc server fires upGot frame callback! frame_format = 3, width = 640, height = 480, length = 613376, ptr = 0interesting
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@Eric-Katzfey Doesn't look to be frame size as the "sizes" seem non-deterministic
@wilkinsaf You can try modifying this line in voxl-uvc-server: https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/modal-pipe-architecture/voxl-uvc-server/-/blob/dev/src/main.c#L83
Make it read:
.size_bytes = 614400, \Then rebuild it and try again.
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