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"This sample demonstrates how to extend CSD by adding extra streams." - I think this is saying that it adds a new "dummy" stream and publishes it. How is this useful? ie what would be a real world application that would use this knowledge?
"This sample exports all streams exported by CSD and one extra stream with a dummy video generated by the videotestsrc gstreamer plugin."
I think this is saying that the example adds an additional stream - basically it is CSD + an extra stream. Is that correct? My confusion is how this "works" - ie if the example does everything then I don't see how this extends CSD. It is somehow that this example builds a plugin for normal CSD and then calls CSD?. Does that make sense?
Are there any special requirements on the config for this to work? ie does it need to specify a particular mavlink port etc?
Example starts, but there are issues (as shown below). The log stops where shown below and waits. No video is displayed (as documented).
$ ./samples/camera-sample-custom -c samples/files/ubuntu.conf
CAMERA SERVER START
MAVLINK START
Open UDP [5]
(camera-sample-custom:6891): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion 'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
Unable to start rtsp server
AVAHI START
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I think this is saying that the example adds an additional stream - basically it is CSD + an extra stream. Is that correct? My confusion is how this "works" - ie if the example does everything then I don't see how this extends CSD. It is somehow that this example builds a plugin for normal CSD and then calls CSD?. Does that make sense?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: