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Please, first, ensure that you have the last version. Compare the latest release with linux-enable-ir-emitter -V

The configuration has failed

If you had the message INFO: Please shut down your computer, then boot and retry., please follow these instructions first:

  1. Shutdown your computer, (not just rebooting).
  2. Remove the AC adapter and if possible the battery.
  3. Wait one minute.
  4. Boot.
  5. Retry.

Otherwise:

  1. But you saw the ir emitter flashing, reboot and switch to manual mode by using the --manual option.
  2. Also, try the exhaustive search by using the --limit -1 option (caution: this may take several hours; do not combine it --manual).
  3. Ensure to configure the right camera by using the option --device/
  4. Some ir camera requires to specify the resolution, try to use the --width and --height option. To see what resolutions are available, execute v4l2-ctl -d /dev/videoX --list-formats-ext (where /dev/videoX is your camera)

Otherwise, open an issue using the "Configuration has failed" template.

The emitter does not work after successful configuration or after update

  1. If you use Howdy, be sure it uses the ir camera configured; the path is printed after the message INFO: Configuring the camera.
  2. Open an issue using the "Emitter does not work after successful configuration" template.

Exception thrown by OpenCV during the configuration

  1. Add the option --no-gui
  2. If the issue persist: open an issue using the "Bug report" template, and please build the project manually by following the readme instructions.

Other bugs

  1. If the problem seems to be a library problem, first try the binary I provide by following the readme instructions.
  2. Open an issue using the "Bug report" template.