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Why is exposure and other controls commented in the source code? #7
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I was able to compile, but errors :(... CC [M] drivers/media/i2c/veye327.o |
Sorry for the very late reply. You can ask questions in the future at forum.veye.cc. |
Thanks a lot. The problem occurs when trying to use the camera for astrophotography. The software needs to have control over the exposure and the driver does not allow it. |
Greetings, I have the same use case for the camera to use it under INDI. Maybe we can collaborate on this together? salamander |
Hello, I tried to "fix" the code, also looking to other V4L2 drivers for IMX327, such as https://github.com/54shady/qop_kernel/blob/master/drivers/media/i2c/imx327.c, but finally I quit. Regarding V4L2, I think it is perfectly valid (https://indilib.org/ccds/web-cameras.html), but, if the driver does not provide control for exposure... INDI cannot use that feature. This summer perhaps I'll buy an USB camera, just to play with the kids and make some photos. Best regards, Paco |
Hello Paco, thank you, I will look it up. As for the non-suitability, I thought that V4L2 maybe do not have control for the single exposure, but did test yesterday with cheap webcam and was able to make one second single frame captures with it in EKOS. So it is just missing from driver, same as most of the other controls, I will look up the source of the USB webcam driver and also the IMX327 driver you linked. I am pretty much noob as far as doing something under linux goes, but I am determined :) |
Hello,
I'm trying to connect the camera to INDI Library for Astrophotography and it warns about lack of features (exposure).
So I dig in the source code and found code with #if 0 and return statements.
raspberrypi_v4l2/driver_source/cam_drv_src/rpi-5.x_all/veye327.c
Line 737 in 2443c50
raspberrypi_v4l2/driver_source/cam_drv_src/rpi-5.x_all/veye327.c
Line 285 in 2443c50
Is it possible to uncomment them and recompile again using a Raspberry PI 4b?... I'll give it a try.
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