Pytho Ergo

Hello there, I'm having the exact same problem as @azsde, here's my simple testing code: ``` from picamera2 import Picamera2, encoders from picamera2.encoders import H264Encoder import signal import sys picam2...

@davidplowman Thanks for replying so quickly! Let's go over some results and answers then. 1. With the code below, I am apparently getting roughly 44 fps. I know the camera...

I am using a Raspberry Pi Zero W. After running `rpicam-hello --list-cameras` I got this:  As for your other suggestion I simply added `print(picam2.camera_configuration())` before starting the camera (not...

So something like this? ``` video_config = picam2.create_video_configuration( main={"size": cfg["size"], "format": "YUV420"}, buffer_count=16 ) picam2.configure(video_config) picam2.set_controls({"FrameRate": cfg["fps"], "NoiseReductionMode": 3}) ``` 35.3 fps... I don't think that's right, honestly. But there...

I am running Raspberry Pi OS Desktop 32bit, but I'm on console boot right now and CPU, memory, etc levels are healthy. With desktop boot I'd have zero chance of...

Alright, thank you so much for the help! I will try something like 35 fps and get back to you alright? As for the Pi Zero 2 W, seems like...

Well, I just got the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Question still remains, how to control FPS in Python? If the mystery is still unsolved then I will have to...

Just to confirm, you're using this camera module right?  I got 319 frames with your exact code. I'm using the Pi Zero W though, want me to try switching...

Ah my apologies, didn't see you have already replied! First off, yes, my mistake on the long code. > As far as I could tell the code is deliberately "freezing"...

To anyone reading this, I will be having exams and uh... military training, for a very long time. Sorry for your inconvenience, I will return as soon as I can....