Yes absolutely. I mostly built the project on Ubuntu 18.04 on my laptop and then ported to Raspberry Pi. You will see there are Dockerfiles for x86 in the project. Cheers Dave
On the bottom bar of Visual Studio Code there is the option to switch the project from armv32 to amd64. That is how you build the containers for arm64. The project will work with most USB cameras and the camera module is using OpenCV to capture frames from the USB camera.
Yes absolutely. I mostly built the project on Ubuntu 18.04 on my laptop and then ported to Raspberry Pi. You will see there are Dockerfiles for x86 in the project. Cheers Dave
Thanks .
Also do u have any document for connecting a physical device like camera to this project.
On the bottom bar of Visual Studio Code there is the option to switch the project from armv32 to amd64. That is how you build the containers for arm64. The project will work with most USB cameras and the camera module is using OpenCV to capture frames from the USB camera.
Thanks a lot sir for your efforts.
Also , do i have to delete the arm 32v7 files and from platform also if i am not using raspberry pi.
Thanks a lot again.
I tried it but it's showing a 500 error in azure portal. How to know whether my camera is connected or not.