camera question

[yop16]

hello im a question.
How conect this camera in my raspberrry for a crankshaft?

https://ibb.co/g6y0kBz

[tsukisan]

Hi Yop16,

That camera is not easy (maybe impossible) for Raspberry pi. The camera you listed provides an analog signal which would need a converter to USB for the Pi. After that you would need a way to integrate that into the software yourself. It would be much simpler to use a USB webcam type of camera as the Pi/Crankshaft are setup for that already.

Sorry it's not simple to my knowledge, maybe someone else will have experience with a camera like this.

[Bishamon1987]

Not totally true. I have 2 analog cameras. I use 2 videograbbers. But not all the chipsets are supported. One is arkmicro and the other fuchia007 or something like that. It depends on the type of signal it gives. Op zo 22 mrt. 2020 19:46 schreef tsukisan <[email protected]>:

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[egisz]

@Bishamon1987 what chipset is arkmicro grabber?
Mine is this:

#pi@raspberrypi:/home $ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 009: ID 18ec:5555 Arkmicro Technologies Inc.

I'm strugling to make it work on RPI4/Crankshaft... Cam overlay does not work.
However it is most likely problem with cam_overlay app not being supported by updated RPI4 OpenGL drivers...

I'll give a try on RPI 3B+ and believe it will work fine.

[Geekyadz]

Hi Yop16,

That camera is not easy (maybe impossible) for Raspberry pi. The camera you listed provides an analog signal which would need a converter to USB for the Pi. After that you would need a way to integrate that into the software yourself. It would be much simpler to use a USB webcam type of camera as the Pi/Crankshaft are setup for that already.

Sorry it's not simple to my knowledge, maybe someone else will have experience with a camera like this.

Seems pretty simple enough to me: https://youtu.be/QF2X8LUEzLY