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OpenCV with Python and Java support using cmake command line

I am trying to install latest OpenCV from here: https://github.com/opencv/opencv on my Ubuntu 20.04. I need python and java support. I have installed a lot of per-requisites and used this cmake command to configure the build using the command line: The output was this: I see that cmake finds my python 2 and python 3 versions, finds also my java

Receive RTP stream with gstreamer

I’m trying to stream from a linux-based microcontroller, using gstreamer, to a python script. This is to workaround some firmware issues on the microcontroller where it cannot open the camera directly with opencv/python. The launch output command looks like this for gstreamer: My question is, what would the “receive” command look like? Currently it’s using this: But that throws the

Django – can’t run server as sudo

I’m creating a soft AP in order to configure my raspberry wireless from it. I alread have an script to create a hotspot, a dhcp server and now i need to run a django app using sudo. (Yes, using sudo. I’m waking up my django server from my python script, and the script needs to run as sudo) I’m getting

install python packages using init scripts in a databricks cluster

I have installed the databricks cli tool by running the following command pip install databricks-cli using the appropriate version of pip for your Python installation. If you are using Python 3, run pip3. Then by creating a PAT (personal-access token in Databricks) I run the following .sh bash script: python_dependencies.sh script I use the above script to install python libraries

How to detect folder path i ran script for?

the below script is to unzip zip file and rename extaracted subtitles names according to tv show episodes names. and then convert them to utf-8. here is the problem: I want to run this script in a linux os and inside any tv show folder i want.but I want the path in fixing function to be detected from the folder

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