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GoProController utilizes the goprohero library which in turn uses OpenCV to grab a snapshot of the live camera stream over HTTP, assuming the setting to grab snapshots is turned on. GoProController then saves the base64-encoded image to the database along with the current status information of the camera. This GoProControllerUI app grabs the status from the database which includes the image. {{ camera.image }} would then be a reference to the image.
Thanks for your reply!
Today, at night (now is 3PM here), I will see the detailed json response.
The OpenCV in the GoProController environment is installed, but I forgot to check if these "Grab snapshot setting" is turned on. I will check that and then I return here to tell you my progress...
Anyway, I think that your work with GoProController, GoProControllerUI and goprohero lib is fantastic !!! I wanna help to improve this library in any way. It will be very useful to me!!
Thank yoU!
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Hi,
I was a little bit confuse about cameras image. {{ camera.image }}.
Where this came from? It has relation with openCV?
I was not able to show my camera`s image. What can I do ?
Thank you
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