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from goprohero import GoProHero
camera = GoProHero(password=PASSWORD)
camera.command('vidres', '1080p')
camera.command('preview', 'on')
After that I use opencv to capture video stream and save the image. however, the image size doesn't match what is set. According to my test, when vidres is set to WVGA or 720p, the actual grabbed image size is 432_240. when vidres set to 960p, image size is 320_240. have you encountered this problem?
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I use the following code to set video resolution:
from goprohero import GoProHero
camera = GoProHero(password=PASSWORD)
camera.command('vidres', '1080p')
camera.command('preview', 'on')
After that I use opencv to capture video stream and save the image. however, the image size doesn't match what is set. According to my test, when vidres is set to WVGA or 720p, the actual grabbed image size is 432_240. when vidres set to 960p, image size is 320_240. have you encountered this problem?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: