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Camera in Raspi

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Former Member over 11 years ago

First I use command raspistill or raspivid -o and camera running ok. Then five days, i set up opencv, g++, i use command raspistill or raspivid -o, its take one photo or a video have some frames (don't have time video like set up time)...and after the screen LCD so dark and not display. I fix it use "sudo nano /boot/config.txt but its continue problems. Help me, please help me. Thank you

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    kidiccurus over 11 years ago

    First upnplug and plug back in the camera to check for a bad connection. If that fails I recommend completely wiping your SD card and reinstalling your os.

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    Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to kidiccurus

    Today, I use command raspistill -o camera take photo ok, i think my power is bad when used along time. Thank you your answer for me.

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    kidiccurus over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

    A good PSU is essential with a pi as it has to run USB as well as the pi itself. Try and aim for a PSU with at least 2 amps, preferably more.

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    Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to kidiccurus

    At least 2Amp. Thanks

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    kidiccurus over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

    That should be ok. If its working then it is not worth troubleshooting for now, but if it fails again please post so I can try and fix it.

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