naushir

You need to ensure the libav libraries are installed on your system before building libcamera-apps. Otherwise the libav code will not get linked it. I'll try to get an official...

Thanks for confirming. The change will make it into apt very soon. I'll close this issue down now.

Oops! I have no idea how that change could cause this issue. I'll look into it....

@flipreverse can you tell me the size of your init.gz file? Additionally, if you unplug your camera, do you still get the failure on boot?

Yes, it reverted the change that moved the auto-detection routine into a separate thread.

Thank you for the report. First off, your libcamera/libcamera-apps and kernel version is _very_ out of date. I suggest you either run an update (``sudo apt update && sudo apt...

Are there any updates on this issue? If not, I will close this down.

Closing due to inactivity. Please re-open if you still have problems.

Thank you! Do let me know if you run into the problem again.

Just tried this out and indeed the AVI framerate always reports as 600fps. Interestingly mkv containers also have this problem (reporting 30fps always). However, mp4 seems fine...