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Re: 2 cameras
Out of curiosity, suppose we would like to stream video directly from an RPi to the first or second window instead of passing it through the RoboRio. What URL, or other destination, would we send the video to have it populate on the Dashboard or Smart Dashboard video windows?
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Re: 2 cameras
To figure out where to send things, take a look at the video processing code in the dashboard example project. You can find what's feeding the image indicator by double-clicking on its border (when the cursor looks like an arrow). This will take you into the portion of your block diagram where the indicator exists and you can see from there where the data comes from.
If you do want to go this route, I'd make sure to read R65 as it outlines what ports you can use for various types of communication. You'd want to make sure your camera adhered to these rules to avoid conflicts later. |
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Re: 2 cameras
The default dashboard assumes the camera feeds are coming from the roboRIO IP address. The roboRIO would need to forward a video stream to use the default dashboard as is.
It'd be much easier to modify the Dashboard to take a feed from a different IP address. |
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