In order to do so, proceed to enable the camera interface on Raspbian Lite. Since the camera interface is disabled on Raspbian Buster Lite by default, we need to enable the camera interface. In order to check that the CSI camera is working, you can run the following command, which will start capture and preview display it on the screen. When Raspbian Buster Lite had started, use ssh from a computer shell terminal to configure it again. Start Capture and Preview display on the screenįor information about how to connect the ribbon cable for MIPI CSI-2 cameras, see More info and commands of nvgstcapture can be found in the The examples below use nvgstcapture gstreamer application to access the camera features via the NVIDIA API. Popular cameras supported out of the box include IMX219 camera modules such as Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2, the Intel Realsense and StereoLabs Zed 3D cameras, and standard USB webcams. Popular cameras are supported out of the box, and Jetson ecosystem partners support a broad portfolio of Jetson developer kits have multiple interfaces for connecting a camera, including USB, Ethernet, and MIPI CSI-2.
Start capture and preview display on the screen By following this guide, you’ll be able to: This guide will show you how to quickly get up and running with CSI and USB cameras.
