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Raspberry PI #6
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same problem here, couldn't fix it with that comment thread |
The required package is linux-headers- |
is this solved? |
I managed to install droidcam on Raspberry Pi 4B. Here is the list of steps:
where {build_directory} is /opt/libjpeg-turbo/lib32 (if doesn't exist, create these empty directories) and {source_directory} is path to directory which you extracted libjpeg-turbo to.
If everything went well, you should be able to take a photo: Feel free to add improvements and updates to this answer. |
Thanks! |
Is it possible to use the package libjpeg-turbo-progs in Raspberry Pi instead of building libjpeg-turbo from source, which @kichel98 did? That package installs in |
Is libjpeg-turbo in /opt/libjpeg-turbo/lib32? |
Hey, thats the output of libjpeg-turbo/lib32
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There is a supported to be an 'include' directory there (part of the libjpeg-turbo tar file). |
edit: fixed src file in cp command |
Thanks @aramg you make my day. But im still having a lot of questions. Possible to contact you somewhere? Hitting your email, will this be ok for you? |
Yes, email is preferred. dev47apps at gmail. |
Hello! When I try to run command
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If you skip GUI build you have to comment |
Hi. With "If I break out of it" what do you mean? If you mean CTRL+C, you
are in fault. You have to leave running droidcam and, in another window/tab
of the console, execute fswebcam.
If you want to run all in one console you have to add "&" at the end of the
command. For example:
./droidcam-cli 192.168.1.91 4747 &
I hope this helps
Il giorno gio 24 dic 2020 alle ore 14:35 Vanlon <notifications@github.com>
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… Hi, I followed kitchel's setup, much appreciated for posting that. Though
I used the newer releases DroidCam 1.6 and LibTurbo 2.0.6 where you have to
do ./install-client and then ./install-video. I just did droidcam-cli
install no GUI. When I go to execute the ./droidcam-cli ip port it seems
like it's working and then just hangs on connecting. The phone app says
it's connected. If I break out of it and run fswebcam it times out on
capturing frame.
***@***.***:/tmp/droidcam-1.6/linux $ ./droidcam-cli 192.168.1.91 4747
Device /dev/video0 is 'Droidcam' @ platform:v4l2loopback_dc-000
Opened /dev/video0, fd:3
Client v1.6
Video: /dev/video0
connecting to 192.168.1.91:4747
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I used the command |
Have you compiled source code?
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Hi Daniele, |
For raspberry you have to compile from the source code because it has an
arm processor. You have to clone repo and install libraries to make
executable file. If you have trouble with the last command, there is my
comment to solve it.
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… Have you compiled source code? Il giorno ven 8 gen 2021 alle ore 17:35
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Hi Daniele,
I downloaded droidcam_latest.zip as mentioned here
https://www.dev47apps.com/droidcam/linux/, and then followed the steps
mentioned above.
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@duckida you'll need to follow the instructions in the comment further up the thread: |
Added the instructions to a Wiki page |
I think you are missing |
Hello, I have the same error on my Raspbian installed on VirtualBox. First, i have installed the library Seeing the ausenting library, i have installed the Edit: removed images for readability |
Please follow the Wiki (linked from the README), you need to install libjpeg-turbo from sourceforge, the apt packages for it are inconsistent. |
I have followed your instructions and am getting the same issue as you. If I uninstall both packages then I get the same first error that I got. |
Yes I did install the libjpeg-turbo from sourceforge successfully but then the first issue comes, how can I fix that? |
@luisaureliocasoni @gopipolsani did you install one of the pre-compiled packages, or did get the libjpeg-turbo source files and compile the lib yourself. Whats the output of |
@aramg I have followed the steps. I have unzipped the libjpeg-turbo folder on my personal folder, By example: After this, I have created and entered on
So, I have to copy all the entire files of |
@luisaureliocasoni thank you. Can you copy the "include" folder from
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Okay, First, I have copied all the entire content of After all this, I have run the make commands and install... It Works! I have installed the Thanks for your help @aramg. I suggest to edit the Raspbian instructions to put the copy the source files to headers folder, for to register this. |
@luisaureliocasoni great, thank you. I updated the Wiki with the extra notes. |
here is output of Note that I am using 64bit version of Raspberry Pi OS |
Did you |
So, thanks to the wonderful advices here, I've managed to successfully build & run DroidCam on my raspberry, which was an immensely cool feeling. |
hey, were you able to resolve this bug? i keep running into the same error We followed everything given in the here yet seem to run into the exact same problem everytime. It would be great if you could help us out with this problem |
Hey, we've been working on a Raspberry pi 3B with ubuntu 22.04 os working on it (without the GUI) Despite all these efforts we keep running into the same error again and again; We have a competition in a week and this is an integral part of the challenge. I would really appreciate it if you could help us with this issue urgently. thanking you in advance |
After "make droidcam-cli" try to use it locally (./droidcam-cli) to test if the compiled file works 🤔
Il 9 ott 2022, 08:43 +0200, yuvrajbhaia ***@***.***>, ha scritto:
… > Added the instructions to a Wiki page https://github.com/dev47apps/droidcam/wiki/Raspberry
Hey, we've been working on a Raspberry pi 3B with ubuntu 22.04 os working on it (without the GUI)
We've been trying to install Droidcam on it for the past 3 days yet don't seem to find a solution to this error, we used the instructions given below step by step and compiled the source code as instructed.
https://github.com/dev47apps/droidcam/wiki/Raspberry-PI
Despite all these efforts we keep running into the same error again and again;
Bash: /usr/bin/droidcam-cli: cannot execute binary files: Exec format error
We have a competition in a week and this is an integral part of the challenge. I would really appreciate it if you could help us with this issue urgently.
thanking you in advance
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we did try that multiple times but didnt seem to get results |
Seems not supports Raspberry PI.
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