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Support multiple cameras #4
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@electricshaman or @hsztul If I take a look at adding multiple camera support to the C side, can one of you make the updates to the Elixir side? @hsztul In your device, are you using two cameras simultaneously or is the second camera port more convenient for some reason? Also, what's the cheapest or easiest way for Jeff and me to try out the second camera port? It's only accessible via the compute module, right? |
@fhunleth Sure, if I were to do it, the ideal situation would be to make |
@fhunleth I am using both camera ports simultaneously using the compute module. I can try helping on the Elixir side (relatively new to Elixir, so might have to bear with me). |
@electricshaman That's the only route that I can think of doing to implement this. @hsztul Welcome to Elixir, then! We'll definitely be leaning on you to test. Also, what @electricshaman is proposing for how to change the Elixir API isn't too bad. It's mostly a mechanical change. I think that I'll have a chance to take a look at the C code either tomorrow or Monday. I'll post when I have something to try. |
@hsztul Totally untested code is available in the |
@hsztul @electricshaman Just curious if anyone was going to follow up on the dual camera change? |
@fhunleth I don't have a compute module or I would try it. |
@hsztul Have you had a chance to test this? |
FYI - I met up with the Bowery Farming team over the weekend and found out that they abandoned using picam and just call |
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