On Tuesday 05 May 2020 13:39:49 Bari wrote:

> On 5/5/20 9:42 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > But does an H264 camera work with
> > camview?  Has anyone tried such a beast?
> >
> > Cheers, Gene Heskett
>
> It depends on what else they do in the camera and how you wish to use
> the video from it. h.264 is a video compression codec and works with
> openCV (what camview used to use). If you are moving the camera and
> trying to use the video for machine alignment you will want to test if
> they are also performing some frame averaging (video/time) since this
> will throw you a curve when trying to determine real time machine
> position while moving.
>

Hello Bari;

Which camview is terrible at, I think primarily because it copies the 
video from buffer to buffer at least 3 times as it adds the target 
circles etc to the image.  That crap ought to be all in the buffer it 
shows you.

> QTPYVCP project has a preliminary widget for openCV I hope to get
> working with many new machine vision features.

I've not played with qtpyvcp yet.  And this should give me some 
experience at installing stretch, I liked that version of raspbian 
running for a wee bit on the pi3, but I've a pi4 running raspbian buster 
10.3 on the big lathe now.  Sweet, what the pi should'a been from day 
one.

> https://github.com/TurBoss/VideoVCP

When I get all that done, I'll git clone your stuff and see if it cuts 
me. :)  You have bandaids I assume?

Downloading the stretch iso now. I'll burn 3 copies of it, one for each 
wintel box, pull the SSD with wheezy on it, install a new SSD, install 
stretch to it, then put the old SSD on the dvd cable, (thats all the 
sata ports that old Dell has,) and copy the /home/gene/linuxcnc dir back 
to the new /home/gene so I've got all the configs back and ready to rock 
and roll.

The current boot drive has a master git clone with updated pulls on it 
right now, and is running master for wheezy from the buildbot so the 
latest is not, or should not be a problem other than its configured for 
the much older rtai kernel right now, but my build script is editable.

I have 2 other machines that need to be drug, kicking and screaming no 
doubt, up to stretch anyway. With a 64 bit stretch on them already it 
ought to be an apt run or 2 to bring them all up to buster, hopefully 
before buster is EOL'd.

Thanks for the heads up Bari.
>
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Cheers, Gene Heskett
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