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Update to Picamera2 for Raspbian Bullseye? #126

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thjkral opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 7 comments
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Update to Picamera2 for Raspbian Bullseye? #126

thjkral opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 7 comments

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@thjkral
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thjkral commented Mar 15, 2022

Do you plan to update the library for users that use the new Bullseye OS? Unfortunately, the integration of the camera with Python was not part of the release and makes a lot of projects incompatible. When Picamera2 is released, will there be a version of PI-TIMOLO that uses this new library?

Switching back to the previous Buster version of Raspbian is not a long term solution for me and the other modules I run on my RasPi, I'm afraid.

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pageauc commented Mar 15, 2022 via email

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thjkral commented Mar 17, 2022

Thank you for the quick response. So Pi-Timolo will be available, in some shape or form, for the new OS in the future?

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pageauc commented Mar 17, 2022 via email

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Hi. First I’d like to say what a wonderful idea.
I am trying to get this up and running but have had little success. It seems as if it Doesn’t yet work with later Raspian release, is that correct and if so which is the version I should use?
Regards Peter

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pageauc commented Nov 25, 2022 via email

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PeterIP4 commented Nov 28, 2022 via email

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pageauc commented Nov 28, 2022

I started working on a test motion tracking program that uses picamera2 threaded streaming. Works OK. My sample code auto detects picamera and picamera2 configs as well as being able to access webcam and RTSP streams. Everything works on this sample code. Have not posted to Github. This was mostly for updating speed camera but Timolo uses motion tracking as well.
I do plan at some time to rewrite new version for picamera2. The existing one will be OK for backward compatibility.
exif routine is used to save and restore exif metadata that is lost when adding text to images.

Just to be clear are you just running existing timolo in Bullseye using the raspi-config, Interfaces menu pick that enables Legacy PiCamera.? or coding something.
Claude ...

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