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uvc-gadget using 98% CPU when not in use #1
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The Pi is usually way more efficient in encoding h264 (gpu accelerated) than mjpeg from what I've seen. I don't know whether is is possible to switch but it should certainly be worth looking into |
For what it's worth I found this, which seems to support h264 Edit: Seems support for h264 is (a) not tested, and (b) probably not quite functional(?) |
Related: wlhe#1 |
Change the configfs folder name from c.2 to c.1
It would be nice if the
uvc-gadget
process were not quite as much of a CPU hog, at least on the Pi Zero W's ancient CPU.Is there any way to bring that down? Right now I'm testing supplying a 720p and 1080p stream... maybe I can't have multiple, and I'll have to stick with just one.
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