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Tello_video not working in Ubuntu 20.04 #69
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Agent comment from Ho.Yan in Zendesk ticket #35260: This question you can contact RYZE Tello's technical support: Warm Regards, |
manually link the import. by calling import sys above. then sys.path.insert(0, PATHTOYOURH264) |
hey @snakehaihai, could you kindly share your script on how you made it work. I am new to programming. I also am running ubuntu 20.04 thank you! 👊 |
I end up giving up this code. To get the video up, just use udp packet sender tools to send. to real-time subscribe the video. just use the ffplay tools to see. or using ffmepg to capture to OpenCV You may follow up my post here to get things up https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67796536/iptables-routing-packets-with-a-raspberry-pi-to-a-tello-drone/67809682#67809682 |
thanks! i will check it out |
@pi0projects finally you solved this issue ? |
@pi0projects @pczekalski |
Hi,
Not at all. Just switched to other drones with PX4 stack.
Regards,
P.
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I'm trying to run TelloVideo under Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with no success.
While importing libh264decoder (compilation went OK, just some warnings), I got:
The python version is 2.7.18.rc1
Also note, Ubuntu 20.04 no longer supports pip on python2 - you need to refer to it as pip2 in the installation script.
Regards,
Piotr
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