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NaNoPC T4 & OV13850

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Hi,

 

I am strugling with the OV13850 camera on the NanoPC T4.  Its working with the command : 

 

GStreamer 1.1 command:
gst-launch-1.0 rkisp io-mode=4 path-iqf=/etc/cam_iq/rk-ov13850.xml ! video/x-raw,format=NV12,width=1280,height=720,framerate=30/1 ! rkximagesink

 

But I can not connect to it through OepnCv VideoCapture cap(0) . or 1 2 3 .

 

It give s error :

 

VIDIOC_QUERYCTRL: Inappropriate ioctl for device

Is there anybody experienced on this ? 

 

thx

 

Hi !

 

I am also trying to get the camera (OV4689 though) to work on a Nano Pi M4. May I ask how did you get to have the rkisp installed ? (What kernel config option did you use ?) And how did you get the /etc/cam_iq/rk-ov13850.xml file ? Did you add it yourself or was it directly from Armbian sources ?

 

Concerning your question, have you been configuring the ISP module before using the camera ? Check the "Linux" part in the link below. It says 

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The applcation for plain v4L2 capture device still can be used(like gstreamer v4l2src plugins, v4l2ctl), but the media controller must be setup in a proper state before starting capture.

http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_Rockchip-isp1

 

In the gstreamer plugin, it takes care of configuring the media-ctl, before the v4l2-ctl, but if you don't use gstreamer you have to configure it yourself.

image.png.a4c60f046e79dd4f08dc1da229cf8653.png

 

Also you can look at the PDF I attached, it shows you an example to use gstreamer in cv.VideoCapture.

 

Cheers

Jules

Rockchip_Linux_OpenCV_开发指南.zh-CN.en.pdf

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