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Challenges Installing PyGObject for OKA Camera RTSP Streaming #520

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nikulnayi opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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Challenges Installing PyGObject for OKA Camera RTSP Streaming #520

nikulnayi opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 1 comment

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@nikulnayi
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Issue Description:

I've been encountering significant difficulties while attempting to install PyGObject to set up an RTSP stream for my OKA camera, specifically aiming to utilize H264/H265 encoding. My setup involves WIN11, Python 3.9/3.10/3.11, OAK-1.

Steps Tried:

I've explored multiple avenues to resolve this, including:

  • Using Chocolatey to manage the installation on Windows
  • Attempting installations via MSYS2 to ensure a Unix-like environment on Windows
  • Leveraging Conda environments to manage dependencies
  • Direct installations in native Python environments
  • Utilizing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for a more Linux-centric approach

Despite these efforts, I consistently face isse in installing PyGObject (In Conda ENV I was able to install the package but then GstRtspServer error arises).

Questions:

  • Has anyone in the community encountered similar issues with PyGObject installations for RTSP streaming setups?
  • Are there any known workarounds or solutions that might help circumvent these installation roadblocks?
  • If PyGObject isn't a viable option, could someone recommend alternative methods or demos for setting up an RTSP stream using H264/H265 encoding with the OKA camera?
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Erol444 commented Feb 16, 2024

Hi @nikulnayi ,
I don't think pyGObject will work nicely on windows - I would check other approaches, something that your DVR supports as well. GPT4 can be quite useful here: https://chat.openai.com/share/3c2218c3-4a9b-4057-ad74-2a2fc3d75845
Thoughts?

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