@veye_xumm The feedback from this link below is the same as your problem, and although it is in Chinese, the images in it are informative. https://forum.veye.cc/topic/187/veye-mipi-imx385在新版raspberry-pi-zero-2-w上无法使用 I'll list the points to use: Use a separate 5V supply. On the raspberry pi zero 2w, the power on enable pin for camera, needs to be executed separately: raspi-gpio set 40 dh Once this is done, the camera can be detected on the i2c-10 bus. i2cdetect -y 10 The 0x3b device can be detected and the script can read and write camera parameters now. After completing the above steps, you can use the veye_raspicam series software normally.

@nathan-sinclair said in using veye-mipi-327, unedited h264 video for display in html video element: Just a query about whether it's possible to be sending the h264 video from the mipi-327 camera unedited, so that it can be displayed in a video element on a web page. The way we are currently doing this, is using a library on the client side called jmuxer, which, through a websocket directly is able to display arducam cameras. Is there something similar with the mipi-327 camera as seen in libcamera-examples? Sorry, we now only have a similar demo available in legacy mode via gstreamer. http://wiki.veye.cc/index.php/VEYE-MIPI-290/327_for_Raspberry_Pi#veye_raspcam:_raspcam_alike_toolkits

@nathan-sinclair Sorry we haven't made any attempts at this.

@nathan-sinclair Sorry, no plans at this time.

@nathan-sinclair We are very sorry that due to COVID-19, we have not been in regular office for some time recently. Based on your description, I think it is most likely due to the lack of power supply capacity of the FFC cable of the pi ZERO. Please try it with a separate 5V power supply. Looking forward to your results.

@nathan-sinclair Okay, you're great!

@veye_xumm I was just looking at the i2c program. Call this resolved.

@nathan-sinclair said in VEYE IMX 327S video streaming on pi zero with opencv: headless Sorry, I'm not sure.