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I am trying to create a video stream on jupyter and getting this error:
VIDEOIO ERROR: V4L: can't open camera by index 0
When I check /mnt, there's no video device.
How can I mount the cam available on my laptop in the Ubuntu app on Windows 10?
windows video jupyter stream
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I am trying to create a video stream on jupyter and getting this error:
VIDEOIO ERROR: V4L: can't open camera by index 0
When I check /mnt, there's no video device.
How can I mount the cam available on my laptop in the Ubuntu app on Windows 10?
windows video jupyter stream
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33
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I am trying to create a video stream on jupyter and getting this error:
VIDEOIO ERROR: V4L: can't open camera by index 0
When I check /mnt, there's no video device.
How can I mount the cam available on my laptop in the Ubuntu app on Windows 10?
windows video jupyter stream
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
I am trying to create a video stream on jupyter and getting this error:
VIDEOIO ERROR: V4L: can't open camera by index 0
When I check /mnt, there's no video device.
How can I mount the cam available on my laptop in the Ubuntu app on Windows 10?
windows video jupyter stream
windows video jupyter stream
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
edited Sep 5 at 22:35
Eliah Kagan
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
95.2k25 gold badges256 silver badges409 bronze badges
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
asked Sep 5 at 20:20
Akshay NagpalAkshay Nagpal
111 bronze badge
111 bronze badge
The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33
add a comment
|
The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33
The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33
add a comment
|
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The Ubuntu app in Windows 10 is command line only. It has no video dinner, no GUI. It can't display any video.
– user68186
Sep 5 at 22:51
Yeah, but jupyter should be able to access the device, right? Since Jupyter UI is being opened on underlying windows.
– Akshay Nagpal
Sep 7 at 6:33