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New hand do not know how to use it #12
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Have you downloaded and setup OpenFrameworks first ? |
I am using RaspberryPi 2B and the official camera. I have downloaded the repository and something containing mmal. |
If sounds like you haven't setup OpenFrameworks yet, which is what this addon is for. If you don't require OpenFrameworks for your project and are comfortable with cmake and raw c++ perhaps PiCapture if more useful (as it doesn't rely on OpenFrameworks, just OpenCV) Bare in mind I haven't tested this code in about 4 years now, so I'm not 100% sure how it will behave on newer versions of Raspbian. Be sure to check out the readme for building details. If you're familiar with Python it might be worth having a look at the picamera[array] package which might be a bit faster to prototype than in c++. (Not all c++ OpenCV functions are supported in Python, but most of the commonly used ones are) |
I have successfully download the code from github.com. However I do not know how to build the code, not to mention how to use it.
Can anyone tell me specifically how I can build the code and use it in my OpenCV code?
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