Learn how to launch and view video streams from both the Raspberry Pi camera and a webcam on the Jetson Nano using OpenCV in this comprehensive tutorial. Set up the camera objects, adjust settings like resolution and frame rate, and explore techniques for reading frames and displaying video feeds. Discover how to handle multiple cameras simultaneously and apply basic image processing effects like edge detection. Gain practical insights into working with different camera modules and troubleshooting common errors for smooth video capture on the Jetson Nano platform.
AI on the Jetson Nano - Running the Raspberry Pi Camera in OpenCV
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Setting up OpenCV
Importing OpenCV
Creating Camera Object
Reading a Frame
Exit gracefully
Clean up
Watch this
Camera settings
Changing the string
Aspect ratio
Frame rate
Resolution
Framerate
Fix Camera Module Error
Raspberry Pi vs Logitech Camera
Creating a New Program
Calling Both Cameras
Read from PI Cam
WebCam
Cheese
Running the program
The magic between reading and showing
Edges
Sparkfun
Taught by
Paul McWhorter
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