Wonderful and thank you. At 3.00 minute, if you can't find camera option in interfaces tab, you need to use command line to get to the legacy mode configuration. Type sudo raspi-config in command line.
Thank you very much for this video, I watched several other videos and your video was the only one I was successful with. And I actually learned a lot of little things where as other videos it was just step by step with no explanation on what each step does.
Hi! Would it be possible have the Raspberry Pi adjust the exposure so that the face is always properly exposed? If so, any idea how I can achieve this? Thank you!
Hi, thank you very much for the tutorial. After the 2 hour installation process I dont end up with the PiFaceVirtualEnv folder. Cant manage to understand why. I have a brand new Raspberry Pi 4 and this is the first thing I do.. I case I missed a prerequisite
Thanks for the video, I had a lot of trouble installing opencv-contrib-python. I got rid of the normal cv2 install but it's still not working. I like your idea of a virtual environment I will give it a try
Hey Lionel... The limiting factor is the system ram, I think. In the repository, i go over how to increase the swapfile, which is the name for the file used to mimic ram on disk. I think the one I used as 1G ram so anything the same or more should be ok....if less you may need to experiment/research a bit. Where there is a will there is a way.
