I'm developping an embedded car CCTV using UV4L server and the Raspicam driver. running the command
uv4l --driver raspicam --width=320 --height=240 --framerate=20 --rotation=0 --server-option --port=8090 --auto-video_nr --encoding=h264
was working perfectly until I upgraded the UV4L software. The video stream is now frozen and I can't even kill the job using kill -9.
I've checked this on 3 differents raspberry PI (ARMV71) as all video streams are now KO I'm quiet sure that the issue was upgrading from
ii uv4l 1.9.13 armhf User space Video4Linux Framework Core
ii uv4l-raspicam 1.9.50 armhf CSI Camera Board driver for any Raspberry Pi.
ii uv4l-raspicam-extras 1.34 armhf Extras for the CSI Camera Board driver for Raspberry Pi.
ii uv4l-server 1.1.97 armhf Streaming Server module for UV4L with HTTP/HTTPS front-end.
to
ii uv4l 1.9.13 armhf User space Video4Linux Framework Core
ii uv4l-raspicam 1.9.53 armhf CSI Camera Board driver for any Raspberry Pi.
ii uv4l-raspicam-extras 1.35 armhf Extras for the CSI Camera Board driver for Raspberry Pi.
ii uv4l-server 1.1.98 armhf Streaming Server module for UV4L with HTTP/HTTPS front-end.
so that relies on uv4l-raspicam 1.9.50 -> 1.9.53 and/or the uv4l-server 1.1.97 -> 1.1.98 upgrades.
Note : the camera is Ok as I can see movies using raspivid ...
Has anybody already experienced this .. and how to fix ? .. I didn't succeeded trying to rollback the version
Update the
uv4l-raspicam
driver to version v1.54 to fix the regression. It's a pity it's not possible to comment the question with this short answer.