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I was able to successfully run an old version of MaixPy3 on a generic IP camera (v831).
However, the new versions of the library (camera) seem to be strongly coupled to the need to have a display.
It would be interesting to have some parameter in cam.config(size, display=True), which would serve to activate or not the display.
from maix import camera
camera.config(size=(640, 480), display=False)
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Indeed, in my latest version, I thought about it and turned off the default display on the V831, which was originally designed as an extension of the camera app because of its multilayer device (VO) support.
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I was able to successfully run an old version of MaixPy3 on a generic IP camera (v831).
However, the new versions of the library (camera) seem to be strongly coupled to the need to have a display.
It would be interesting to have some parameter in
cam.config(size, display=True)
, which would serve to activate or not the display.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: