Frank Hunleth
Frank Hunleth
@electricshaman That's the only route that I can think of doing to implement this. @hsztul Welcome to Elixir, then! We'll definitely be leaning on you to test. Also, what @electricshaman...
@hsztul Totally untested code is available in the `dual-camera` branch. I hardcoded it to use the second camera. Just look for the FIXME. Fingers are crossed that this works...
@hsztul @electricshaman Just curious if anyone was going to follow up on the dual camera change?
FYI - I met up with the Bowery Farming team over the weekend and found out that they abandoned using picam and just call `raspi-still` directly (they don't need video)....
Fwiw, the Raspberry Pi camera commandline tools are installed in the default Nerves images.
Hi @mmmries!!! Sorry for the late response. I think that you found a good place to start. I vaguely remember finding information about this by reading the MMAL header files....
At the moment, I don't have time to implement an alternative library, but we do need one that uses `libcamera`. `picam` uses the MMAL camera interface and that's going to...
That looks like it should work. I'm out of town and don't have a Pi4 to test with. Since I do this regularly, I suspect that it would work for...
I think that's a great device for a tutorial since it is both inexpensive and has a simple I2C interface. Thank you for the suggestion.
Cool. Thanks!