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OpenCV acting up with two webcams #5
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That would be great if you could help! First thing is, could you try your beam profiler webcam on another computer with no internal webcam? Just to see if it works when it's the only webcam attached to the computer. (I'm not sure I actually ever supported two webcams with the OpenCV plugin. If not, then I'll have to figure out how to do that.) |
Hello, sorry for large delay. Finally managed to run beams on another comp, the On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 7:26 PM P. F. Chimento [email protected]
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This computer only has 1 webcam in total? Hmm, I don't know what to do next. Is there any chance you could do some experimenting and find out what is happening during the intervals between frames? For example, by adding some print statements in the ProcessingThread.py code. |
I have added some code to allow selecting between two webcams when using OpenCV. Maybe that helps or fixes this? |
Per @trygentoo:
Console output:
I don't currently have access to an external webcam to test this, so help is appreciated.
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