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Orange Pi One and GC2035 Camera

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Hello everyone! I'm new here, and I want to ask about my Orange Pi One. (I have posted this on different platforms also but I don't have any answers yet.. And someone recommended this community..)

 

The problem here is I have a GC2035 camera module that I inserted behind my Orange Pi one, I tried running "ls /dev/video*" to check if it can recognize my cam, and it can recognize it, the result is "/dev/video0"

 

Now when i tried to run "fswebcam test.jpg", there was an error, the error was:

 

No input was specified, using first.

Unable to query input 0

VIDIOC_ENUMINPUT: Inappropriate ioctl for device

 

So that's why i tried "fswebcam - d /dev/video0 test.jpg"

 

And the same error still occurs..

 

Now i tried installing guvcview, but it also has an error:

 

Guvcview error

No video video device (/dev/video0) found

 

I'm really confuse, because my Orange Pi One can read my GC2035 when I run ls /dev/video*, but when i tried to access it, like what i did above, for some reason it can't read it..

 

And also sorry for my bad English. Since I'm really new to orange pi one, i seek help of chatgpt but yeah, it's a dead end. I don't know what to do anymore.. Please help, thank you everyone!

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