I’m usuing an rpi 4B (2gb) and did a clean install of the OS to setup the ai camera using the official documentation.
The rpicam demo code works out of the box no issues.
However using the picamera2 demo code from the official git repository I kept getting an error between opencv and pyqt involving an xcb plugin.
After some research I was able to get around that error by installing the headless version of opencv instead of the full version and everything works well now. However that doesn’t seem like an ideal solution.
Did anybody else have ever have that error or have an alternative idea for a solution?
The rpicam demo code works out of the box no issues.
However using the picamera2 demo code from the official git repository I kept getting an error between opencv and pyqt involving an xcb plugin.
After some research I was able to get around that error by installing the headless version of opencv instead of the full version and everything works well now. However that doesn’t seem like an ideal solution.
Did anybody else have ever have that error or have an alternative idea for a solution?
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