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I'm working with Alvium 1800 U-811c camera (USB) in the Jetson Orin AGX (Jetpack 5.0.1, Deepstream 6.1). I have installed Vimba X as the main driver and SDK of the camera, and also Vimba 6.1 to be able to run gst-vimbasrc plugin.
I am using the plugin to stream the video of the camera to an RTSP server. I'm following the same code you gave as example to create the server (in EXAMPLES.md). Then I use the server as source of Deepstream in order to make real-time inference with the YoloV5 model.
My issue is that the video of the RTSP is showing with very low quality, pixelated, and very low FPS (around 5fps, when camera provides 17fps in RGB and 51fps in mono).
I tried different formats of the video, such as RGB, UYVY, I420, and so on, and I tried reducing the resolution of the image as well (from 2848x2848p to 320x320p), but the result seems to be always the same. Any suggestions of which parameters or formats to use, or what is causing this problem?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello,
I'm working with Alvium 1800 U-811c camera (USB) in the Jetson Orin AGX (Jetpack 5.0.1, Deepstream 6.1). I have installed Vimba X as the main driver and SDK of the camera, and also Vimba 6.1 to be able to run gst-vimbasrc plugin.
I am using the plugin to stream the video of the camera to an RTSP server. I'm following the same code you gave as example to create the server (in EXAMPLES.md). Then I use the server as source of Deepstream in order to make real-time inference with the YoloV5 model.
My issue is that the video of the RTSP is showing with very low quality, pixelated, and very low FPS (around 5fps, when camera provides 17fps in RGB and 51fps in mono).
I tried different formats of the video, such as RGB, UYVY, I420, and so on, and I tried reducing the resolution of the image as well (from 2848x2848p to 320x320p), but the result seems to be always the same. Any suggestions of which parameters or formats to use, or what is causing this problem?
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: