Camera live feed not working

[z.s.tar.gz]

Thank you. I did that which means that the problem is with my dev laptop downloading the code, or lack thereof.

[Mike Soukup]

Also make sure you have the latest DS version installed and (I know this is an obvious one, but I have to mention it) the camera is configured properly according to the instructions that FIRST provided. You should also read over the code in the vision demo project that came with this year's software package. They put some delays before trying to communicate with the camera. Get everything to work correctly with their code, then add the correct pieces to yours.

[z.s.tar.gz]

I tried just uploading the code from the camera example onto the robot after I did the DS update again, but it still doesn't work.

[slavik262]

The DS update is notorious for not working. The recommended approach seems to be to uninstall the DS software completely, manually delete any files it left behind, and then run the update. That way you make sure there's no chance that the updater is leaving behind things it shouldn't.

To return to an earlier point, the PCVideoServer class is indeed responsible for sending video to your dashboard, but one is automatically started upon getting an instance of AxisCamera.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by slavik262

The DS update is notorious for not working...

The first update had an issue that kept it from overwriting the older dashboard app with the newer one, and the effective workaround was to run it once to uninstall everything then run it again to reinstall the proper version of everything. The current update does not have that problem, and the workaround is no longer necessary.

[ideasrule]

Check this:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=84179

[Radical Pi]

double-check the physical wiring of the camera

Also, are you letting the system have a bit of time to load? The camera loads later than the cRIO code so there is a delay before images are sent.

What is the color of the ring around the camera lens while the robot is on?

[mikets]

Originally Posted by Radical Pi

double-check the physical wiring of the camera

Just want to add that make sure the ethernet cable is a cross-over cable.

[brianelite]

   AxisCamera &camera = AxisCamera::GetInstance();
                camera.WriteResolution(AxisCamera::kResolution_320x240);
                camera.WriteCompression(20);
                camera.WriteBrightness(0);

Is our camera code an it works fine... not sure what happens if you only have the first line