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The geneus's at OpenIPC don't include the driver in the firmware. Google search fpv how to build OpenIPC with 8812eu and on GitHub hopefully you can find my instructions (that are unlisted for some reason) on the OpenIPC wiki. join the telegram channel OpenIPC fpv users for pre-built one

Thanks. I urge you to join the telegram group OpenIPC fpv users. I post everything on there

@@sparksamplification4559 I've joined the telegram group a while ago but it's kinda hard to find what you need. I'm kinda new with that app.

It really is hard to find anything on there, i agree... You just have to ask and people will link or help

Use OpenIPC Radxa image 1.5. You can find it with a Google search for OpenIPC SBC

@@sparksamplification4559 Thanks! It worked.

This is over the radio DVR ... Then I applied some lens correction later

post but the ground station should be able to do it. It can be done by pixel shader. I just don't know how

it's in the title "lens distortion correction"

To reverse the lens fisheye effect, this video has been stretched and curved. The top and bottom curves were once the straight edges of a rectangle video from a rectangle image sensor

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The documentation sucks. You can search / ask on OpenIPC FPV users Telegram group. There are minor, but important differences between those 2

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@@sparksamplification4559 I still can't get that adapter to work, I don't know how to install the driver. I don't think that the open Ipc camera software has the driver for eu2 built in.

Yes. Any old usb 2.0 hub will do for comms lines. They are 3.3v so external BEC powers them. Specifically I am using hard wired cheap pcb module: Industrial-grade USB 2.0 expansion module HUB For radxa image 1.5RC2, just edit /etc/default/wifibroadcast and make it = "wlan0 wlan2 wlan3 wlan4" skipping wlan1 because this is your internal wifi adapter

@@sparksamplification4559 Thank you mate!

Work in progress

FPVue on Radxa is better latency than anything else i have tried. I heard Orange Pi might be 1 ms faster but not tried that

Come on man, it is fanstastic what the small community of few hobbiest allready achieved and it gets gradually better day by day. VIDEOis a very challenging topic. Many excellent drone projects are open source check f.i. ELRS, it has more users than Crossfire now..... If you don't like stay away from open source and buy your DJI stuff.

Thanks!

Tough question. This system still has a tonne of problems and takes a lot of time and to set up. The image quality can be very nice though. Many times greater quality than analog. If you just want to fly cheap, go analog. This is in development

My thoughts on next steps.... -For imx335 sensor... Hopefully fix blue tinge in dark areas (not really seen in this video) but bad in the evening. See any of Mario's recent videos using imx335 -Possibly fix latency spikes on this board that make it not nice to fly (even though recorded video is smooth, it's not smooth to fly) -Hopefully someone who knows what they are doing will make a simple, reliable split cam that plugs into external (already reliable) rtl8812Eu card. -Keep improving Openipc/Ruby software -Keep improving Ground Station software

... and improving rapidly

it's been upscaled to 4k to retain as much quality as possible on RUclips

+ imx415

Yep. latency on this mode with radxa groundstation into cheap gaming monitor is about 35ms

Yes. I was not satisfied with the default sensor config or defaults. I think this is looking better. nothing worse than black sections when you're flying

Thanks - Australia

Didn't know that.,... I think a #comment in wifibroadcast.cfg on groundstation may have said B0 to allow full power range or something so that's what i put

This vid is less realistic than my raw videos. When i rendered this, it cuts out broken frames completely . It's actually better live. Check out my "flying at the edge of range" video. It's a direct upload and includes the breakup basically how it is when flying

@@sparksamplification4559 thanks for your explanation, i did see all your videos and at this point i like to see how the stack keeps up in a slow racing environment i like to test it myself in a closed drone (like some kind of" immersion rc mojo 230" frame) but build to fit normal parts in it included maybe the open ipc module, looks like a fun test overall. Keep on the good work!

@@robgeraats874 Fair bit of work fitting security cam module in drone but it's (obviously) doable. I put glue on all the components on the cam boards. That was after the ethernet transformer broke off. Glue to strengthen the lens holder. Glue to hold the IR filter in position. I cut the lens holder length down to fit wider angle lenses in. Yeah. Fair bit of work. frame totally modified to fit. It's got to be crash proof. Then you got to learn how the software works.