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image.value is empty byte string
See original GitHub issueI’m having a strange issue. When I capture an image from the image recorder, it’s value ends up being the empty byte string. If I then ask for the value in the subsequent cell, I get the bytes. What’s causing this asynchrony? I tried to “fix” it by adding a delay between defining image and asking for its value, but that didn’t work. What’s the “correct” way of reliably grabbing the current camera frame’s value?
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I found if you display the recorder and hit the camera icon, this actually triggers an infinite loop. Looking at the code, I have no idea what is executed by pressing the camera icon. Does someone have some pointers for me to check what is happening besides setting
recorder.recording = True?Same here… Still buggy… Magic webrtc … I can display live camera, but if I do any process, the resultant image won’t be able to show live in another window. How?? I mean: