This is the new SDK for Arducam EVK, currently in release version v1.0.0.
If you want a beta version, please switch to the beta branch. You can also find an archive of beta versions on the release page, including a pdf version of the API documentation.
There are some differences between the release version and the beta version. If you want to migrate from the beta version to the release version, please refer to: MigrationGuide
If you want to switch to the release version, please make sure that the C/C++ beta version deb has been uninstalled: sudo apt purge arducam-evk-sdk-beta-dev
For detailed API reference and usage instructions, please refer to the Arducam online documentation.
please refer to the Linux installation
please refer to the Windows installation
To run the demo in the fastest and simplest way, it is recommended to use the Python demo (please install the driver and Python dependencies before trying it).
The project contains multiple demos, please try them according to the corresponding descriptions.
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├── c # C Demo
│ ├── COption.cmake # C Demo CMake compilation parameter settings and import
│ ├── functions # C Demo source code (independent use cases for each function)
│ └── projects # C Demo project (integration use cases of common functions)
│ ├── FindOpenCV.cmake # CMake looking for OpenCV library
│ ├── simple # Simple synchronous capture demo
│ ├── simple-async # Simple asynchronous capture demo
│ ├── sync # Synchronous capture demo
│ └── async # Asynchronous capture demo
├── c++ # C++ Demo
│ ├── CppOption.cmake # C++ Demo CMake compile parameter settings and import arducam_evk_cpp_sdk
│ ├── functions # C++ Demo source code (independent use cases for each function)
│ └── projects # C++ Demo project (integration use cases of common functions)
│ ├── FindOpenCV.cmake # CMake looking for OpenCV library
│ ├── sync # Synchronous capture demo
│ └── async # Asynchronous capture demo
├── python # Python Demo
│ ├── requirements.txt # python demo dependent libraries
│ ├── README.md # python demo introduction and usage
│ ├── function # python demo source code (independent use cases for each function)
│ └── project # python demo project (integrated use cases for common functions)
│ ├── utils.py # Project tool function
│ ├── sync.py # Synchronous capture demo
│ └── async.py # Asynchronous capture demo
└── README.md