Nate Carlson

It sounds like the Jetson should support full OpenGL: https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/l4t/index.html#page/Tegra%20Linux%20Driver%20Package%20Development%20Guide/software_features_jetson_nano.html#wwpID0E0CB0HA It appears it should also be possible to cross-compile on an x64 box: https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/cross-compiling-c-c-code-for-jetson-nano-in-ubuntu-18-04-in-a-host-pc-x86-x64/73473 ..however, that would really complicate the...

Just validating basic Linux build (on x64) with CUDA, to make sure the directions are (relatively) up to date.. I'm using the NVidia CUDA 10.2 docker image with Ubuntu 18.04,...

Looks like the following details setting up cross-compiling: https://docs.nvidia.com/jetson/l4t-multimedia/cross_platform_support.html Note: if you've got an aarch64 system available, looks like it would be much simpler to use this docker container: https://ngc.nvidia.com/catalog/containers/nvidia:l4t-base...

Trying via the aarch64 docker image.. on the host, install qemu-user-static first. I am guessing this won't work for CUDA detection, as I'm betting the device isn't actually going to...

Trying with BUILD_APPS=OFF.. ``` rm -rfv /var/tmp/stitchEm-build/ ; mkdir /var/tmp/stitchEm-build ; cd /var/tmp/stitchEm-build ; cmake -DGPU_BACKEND_CUDA=ON -DGPU_BACKEND_OPENCL=OFF -DRTMP_NVENC=OFF -DBUILD_APPS=OFF -G Ninja ../stitchEm ninja -j24 ``` This ends up failing with:...

> Thank you very much. I will try these useful suggestions one by one. What's your end goal here? Do you want a working UI, or do you prefer the...

@2018boyan to confirm, you're continuing the work started in #129, correct? If so, can that ticket be closed as work is continuing here?

> I want a working UI actually but getting a command line version is also better than now. Thank you a lot for helping. OK - yeah, that seems like...

As I noted above, please go back to a brand new image first -- the version of ffmpeg shipped with the OS should work fine.

Yup! The binaries should be under the bin directory.