Hi,
I read many thread on opencv on galileo in this communities but none was complete. Someone can write step by step from the initial choice (for example yocto, XDK, arduino, eclispe ecc) how to install? how to use with python?
Thank you so much and sorry for my english.
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Hi Marin,
Thank you for contacting us! We will try to help you clarify your questions regarding OpenCV on Galileo.
Just to help you in a better way, I would like to ask some more questions, thank you in advance for your answers.
We'll be waiting for your answers.
Regards,
-Pablo
Hi marins90,
There is an old thread on opencv, yocto images,
It "seems" to be solved, but I do not understand the details in that thread, and python does not seem to be involved in that discussion either. Maybe replying Pablo's questions is your best choice right now.
Fernando.
Hi Fernando and Pablo,
thanks so much for the reply. To answer questions from Pablo:
I tried initially with debian (I know that is not official) and I managed to do the streaming and motion capture, and I loaded the captured frames to a local server using Apache. But now I need to install opencv and python for a university project in which I required to capture the frame via python or c ++ and i think the best way is to do it with opencv but I failed to install it in debian.
Now I have therefore downloaded from the https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24355/Intel-Galileo-Board-Software-Package sdcard.1.0.8.tar I extracted the files and copied to the SD I opened python and recalled opencv having the error in the first photo.
Then I made another attempt by formatting the memory card, then I downloaded from the https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/hardware/galileo/downloads fileLatest Yocto * Image Poky (210 MB) and followed the procedure. When I called opencv python I got the error in the picture 2
it is possible that no one has managed to capture frames from your webcam through Galileo??? if someone has managed you can help me?
Thank you
Hi Marin,
I'm sorry to hear you're getting that output when trying run openCV with Python, now I'm wondering if you've checked this video before, is about capturing images using Python and OpenCV.
I've also noticed that you're able to use C++ as well, so I would also suggest you to check these links:
http://bytesthink.com/blog/?p=364 http://bytesthink.com/blog/?p=364
http://www.instructables.com/id/Galileo-Monochrome-Webcam-Display-System/ http://www.instructables.com/id/Galileo-Monochrome-Webcam-Display-System/.
Regards,
-Pablo
Hi Marin,
I'm wondering if you have updates on this issue. Have you been working on this lately?
Regards,
-Pablo
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