Yours is the first tutorial I've seen that explained how to open and close these kinds of clamps. Thank you. Geeks tend to be really bad at describing what they're doing to people who don't already know.
THANK YOU omg i've been looking for this everywhere. Most tutorials just assume that you already have some experience, I only got more confused the more I watched.
Hi, Idk if you're still there but I wanted to ask you what OS are you using? Because in the OS I have, in the interfacing options there's a "legacy camera" option and not "camera"
Hello, I followed your video and everything works for me. If I now want to use the camera for a video call in the browser, the camera is not found. Although I have enabled it in the settings. What could this be?
Very nice. I was wondering about using this feature to take pictures as many as possible from products passing in a conveyor. Do you know how many pics/minute can it take? Thank you.
hello i have a problem when i run :sudo raspistill -o img.jpg mmal: Cannot read camera info, keeping the defaults for OV5647 mmal: mmal_vc_component_create: failed to create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1:ENOMEM) mmal: mmal_component_create_core: could not create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1) mmal: Failed to create camera component mmal: main: Failed to create camera component mmal: Camera is not detected. Please check carefully the camera module is installed correctly can you help me!
@@DataSlayerMedia same problem for me. In my case, the connections are correct and the red LED on the camera turns on, but still the OS cannot detect the camera. Is it possible that the connector is faulty? I'm using a raspberry Pi camera rev 1.3 with raspberry Pi 3b+ by the way.
@@nathanwaters1816 You asking too much. Nobody bothered to get shit working properly. It could have been a great platform but there is no hope of it competing against the new small factor APU mother boards which are coming out.
Hi i have a Raspberry Pi 3 model b+, when i install Raspberry OS The Raspberry remains in the loading screen (the gray one with the Raspberry logo) and the monitor gives me the problem that it is not of suitable resolution. So it happens that it stays in a loop of three...
$ raspistill -o ceiling.jpg mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC mmal: camera component couldn't be enabled mmal: main: Failed to create camera component mmal: Failed to run camera app. Please check for firmware updates. What is the root cause of error? I have made all upgrades and updates to raspberri pi. Do I need to install an additional software /driver ?
Unfortunately this is completely useless, because no one needs it to take a picture or record a video. For the last 5 years I've looked for a program that can display the video feed in real time to the HDMI or Stream it. While I've manage to stream the video its so degraded, lagging and the fame rates are between 2 and 5 FPS...Raspberry PI like every other ARM SBC are lagging so far behind that in a few more years small APU x86 will be small, and power efficient and and cheap enough to replace this market with a fully functional PC...Raspberry PI needed better graphics.
OK I've managed to find one that works with a good frame rate. Mpeg streemer has been taken over by someone that managed to get it working flawlessly. I've tested it on my channel and left a link in the description for the install process.
@@xchwekfb I can't post links here. But you can find the step by step setup on First Name Last Name channel. Title: Part 1 Raspberry Pi Wifi RC Car with Webcam Tutorial
Yours is the first tutorial I've seen that explained how to open and close these kinds of clamps. Thank you. Geeks tend to be really bad at describing what they're doing to people who don't already know.
I learned the hard way and broke a camera module before I knew about that.
THANK YOU omg i've been looking for this everywhere. Most tutorials just assume that you already have some experience, I only got more confused the more I watched.
Concise and to the point ☝️
Thank you!
thank you!!! very useful video!! I installed my first pi camera using your video.... thanks again
Awesome!
Hi, Idk if you're still there but I wanted to ask you what OS are you using? Because in the OS I have, in the interfacing options there's a "legacy camera" option and not "camera"
Hello, I followed your video and everything works for me. If I now want to use the camera for a video call in the browser, the camera is not found. Although I have enabled it in the settings. What could this be?
Thanks Sir . . . Can you plz suggest direct camera software, thereby we can take photo by direct click
I'm not aware of any programs that allow you to click and take pictures but I'm sure they exist.
you can write one in Python using OpenCV!
Very nice. I was wondering about using this feature to take pictures as many as possible from products passing in a conveyor. Do you know how many pics/minute can it take? Thank you.
The snapshot functionality is fairly limited. You might want to take a video and then decompose it into frames.
Thank you help a lot !
You're welcome!
hello i have a problem when i run :sudo raspistill -o img.jpg
mmal: Cannot read camera info, keeping the defaults for OV5647
mmal: mmal_vc_component_create: failed to create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1:ENOMEM)
mmal: mmal_component_create_core: could not create component 'vc.ril.camera' (1)
mmal: Failed to create camera component
mmal: main: Failed to create camera component
mmal: Camera is not detected. Please check carefully the camera module is installed correctly
can you help me!
check your connections, your device can't discover the camera module
@@DataSlayerMedia same problem for me.
In my case, the connections are correct and the red LED on the camera turns on, but still the OS cannot detect the camera.
Is it possible that the connector is faulty?
I'm using a raspberry Pi camera rev 1.3 with raspberry Pi 3b+ by the way.
Same problem I am facing
you got the solution
can you show how you make the camera show the realtime video like in the beginning of this video?
raspivid -t 30000 that command will launch the realtime video for 30 seconds.
@@DataSlayerMedia is there a way to have the real time indefinably on your screen
@@nathanwaters1816 You asking too much. Nobody bothered to get shit working properly. It could have been a great platform but there is no hope of it competing against the new small factor APU mother boards which are coming out.
nice but what if i dont have this type of camera instead i'm using OV7070 camera module. can it be done in raspberry Pi 3?
Yes, it should work for any generic camera module.
@@DataSlayerMedia can you show me how? I want to know how the connection are and how to setup in laptop
Thank you
Which os version are u using
awesome vid! is thing wireless or not? if not, can it be so? please wud greatly appreciate some expert's opinion on this. it's for my project :)
It needs a powersource but if you had a battery yes it could be completely wireless. You can connect remotely over the wifi connection through ssh
@@DataSlayerMedia Thanks bruv!
Yes, I want spy on my girl cosin also. How I best hide cam?
Hi i have a Raspberry Pi 3 model b+, when i install Raspberry OS The Raspberry remains in the loading screen (the gray one with the Raspberry logo) and the monitor gives me the problem that it is not of suitable resolution. So it happens that it stays in a loop of three...
Screenshots that follow, I don't know how to do it I tried both the 32bit and 64bit versions, I don't know what to do
what to do if i dont have the point to activate camera
i got this error,
camera control rollback, may you please help
Stackoverflow!
thanks man i share this vid 😁
Cool - thanks
$ raspistill -o ceiling.jpg
mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC
mmal: camera component couldn't be enabled
mmal: main: Failed to create camera component
mmal: Failed to run camera app. Please check for firmware updates.
What is the root cause of error? I have made all upgrades and updates to raspberri pi. Do I need to install an additional software /driver ?
I get this error when another devices is already using the camera. Do you have anything else running that is using the camera module?
Is there a way to let the PI streaming live video on a screen without recording it?
Yes I forget the exact command but it should be possible.
Very informative, are you able to do something similar to IoT's Camera Alert Application with Pushbullet?
I'm not sure can you send me a link to that service?
How about incorporating some sound?
You need a microphone.
Nice
👍
why is it giving me command not found ?? plz help
either you typed it wrong or the command doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist run an OS aptitude update.
What language did you use
node js
command to record continuously?
The problem there is storage, you'd have to figure out how to do that.
NO REMOVE TAPE BLUE😲?????!!!!!
Do you have to.
it would be appreciated if you can share with us the coding of enabling the camera
There is nothing additional needed.
How can you reverse?
Can you tell me please.
What do you mean reverse?
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not helpful at all
Unfortunately this is completely useless, because no one needs it to take a picture or record a video. For the last 5 years I've looked for a program that can display the video feed in real time to the HDMI or Stream it. While I've manage to stream the video its so degraded, lagging and the fame rates are between 2 and 5 FPS...Raspberry PI like every other ARM SBC are lagging so far behind that in a few more years small APU x86 will be small, and power efficient and and cheap enough to replace this market with a fully functional PC...Raspberry PI needed better graphics.
Maybe!
OK I've managed to find one that works with a good frame rate. Mpeg streemer has been taken over by someone that managed to get it working flawlessly. I've tested it on my channel and left a link in the description for the install process.
@@153SCORN could you maybe share the link here? I'm unable to find this on your channel unfortunately
@@xchwekfb I can't post links here. But you can find the step by step setup on First Name Last Name channel. Title: Part 1 Raspberry Pi Wifi RC Car with Webcam Tutorial
@@153SCORN okay, thank you very much!