- how to run camera-gstreamer app
- With PipeWire
- With V4L2
- Without a physical camera device
- Other Details
- cmd examples
how to run camera-gstreamer app
With PipeWire
- PipeWire is the default path
- attach camera
- attach a camera to Hardware.
- make sure it is enumerated properly with
wpctl status
cmd - make the desired device node the default node with
wpctl set-default <camera-node-id>
cmd
- run
- start camera-gstreamer from the UI.
- The app can also be run from cmd prompt, make sure you login with
agl-driver
usr name.
With V4L2
- login with
agl-driver
and start the app withENABLE_V4L2_PATH=true camera-gstreamer
cmd - V4L2 path cannot be taken when the app is run from the UI.
Without a physical camera device
The Virtual Video Test Driver (vivid) can be used for this purpose.
- run
modprobe vivid allocators=0x1
cmd - check dmesg to know the capture device created.
- with PipeWire this device has to be made a default device, check above on how to do it.
- with V4L2 use DEFAULT_V4L2_DEVICE to pass this new device
Other Details
- For V4L2 path assumes that /dev/video0 is present and is set as a capture device.
- Use DEFAULT_V4L2_DEVICE environmental variable to change it.
- use DEFAULT_DEVICE_WIDTH and DEFAULT_DEVICE_HEIGHT environmental variable to override the default dimensions.
cmd examples
run app with V4L2 path and on /dev/video24
DEFAULT_V4L2_DEVICE=/dev/video24 ENABLE_V4L2_PATH=true camera-gstreamer
run app with default path(PipeWire) with a video frame of height 480
DEFAULT_DEVICE_HEIGHT=480 camera-gstreamer