Zoltán Szalontay

> I can confirm this is the solution - @hunglc007 please add command line argument support inorder to provide classnames to avoid future issues Supposing you're using Colab this command...

Attaching the output of for d in /dev/video* ; do echo $d ; v4l2-ctl --device=$d -D --list-formats ; echo '===============' ; done [video.txt](https://github.com/LJMUAstroecology/flirpy/files/5086032/video.txt) It is clearly seen that device #0...

Hi, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work for me. The dev array is [1, 0] so it finds both Lepton device drivers. Pls note that /dev/video0 and...

Addendum: As I said, `cam = cv2.VideoCapture(d + cv2.CAP_V4L2)` fails and generates error messages on screen, but returns > data: (False, None) so IMHO apart from None, those return values...

It's weird. Both video1 and video return data: (False, None) so the fix above does not work in my case. It seems my camera returns bad meta info, but video0...

I dont't get it either. I can check it tomorrow morning the soonest. I'll report back. Thanks a lot, Z

I have a couple of SPI BB and I don't like them. SPI BreakOut boards use a very high synchronous clock that a Raspberry simply cannot provide due to its...