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`pip install depthai -U` should fix the issue. EDIT: actually it won't but for different reason. Forwarded this to FW team.

Hi @tommyvtran97 Would you mind pasting the code you are using for depth analysis? Thanks.

Hi @michaelnguyen11 Could you paste the camera calibration you have done for your current setup?

Hi @chang-1, the default calibration data is available [here](https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-boards/blob/e9dfca0572a264cc93cb556c926e73a2609cdcae/boards/OAK-D-S2.json). AFAIK the warning shouldn't cause problems.

Hi @vasup86 Is this OAK-D device? Are you using the latest depthai library? Please run https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-python/blob/main/examples/calibration/calibration_dump.py and check if all three cameras are specified. Thanks

Hi @vasup86 Looks like the device is missing calibration. Please recalibrate it using: https://docs.luxonis.com/projects/hardware/en/latest/pages/guides/calibration/. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks

Hi @jwmcgettigan, thanks for reporting. Could you try the installation with the script from #972? I haven't tested it on Mint and Pop OS.

@katerina-stemberova #972 aims to fix this, but feel free to add the check for `EXTERNALLY_MANAGED` if you find it still causes issues.

That's actually not the breaking part. The new macos runner throws externally managed environment which is hopefully fixed by https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-python/tree/fix/install_requirements.

Hi @jackforrester03 Try timing your host side loop. I think that your MacBook is unable to write frames that fast.