Shreethar Raveenthar

> It looks like you haven't actually install rpi-libcamera and rpi-kms - you need to run these instructions from within your virtual environment, as detailed in the forum post >...

@will-v-pi I tried installing rpi-kms and picamera2 using pip, and I was able to do it, but I have problems installing libcamera

> Same. That's probably because of the virtual env. you can install it if you're using the same python version inside venv as the system python version, but in my...

> ./clone-libcamera.sh https://github.com/raspberrypi/libcamera.git v0.2.0+rpt20240215 pypatch This is the output ````Resolving deltas: 100% (31115/31115), done. ~/pylibcamera/libcamera ~/pylibcamera Note: switching to 'v0.2.0+rpt20240215'. You are in 'detached HEAD' state. You can look around,...

@will-v-pi I was trying to import libcamera in my pyenv after cloning the repo and running the command, it worked, but when I'm trying to import picamera2, I'm getting the...

@will-v-pi Hi, I haven't tried from Pi 5 but I have tried from my Pi 4 using Bookworm and it works, thanks. Could you guide me to any links that...

@will-v-pi Hi, I have install PyQt5, yet I am not seeing any output video in a window when I'm running inside the virtual machine, any idea how to fix it?

Hi @Alitzlan Were you able to fix it by any chance, I am using Python 3.7.3 for the same reason and I can't make it work, OpenCV hasn't caught up...

@Alitzlan I see, but how did you migrate it to Bullseye, isn't Bullseye legacy OS, I thought it doesn't support picamera2

> > @Alitzlan I see, but how did you migrate it to Bullseye, isn't Bullseye legacy OS, I thought it doesn't support picamera2 > > @AlgorithmicAce IIRC Bullseye is the...