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USB Cameras#

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BeagleBone Black

BeagleBone AI-64

Logitech C270

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Logitech C920

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Logitech C922

Tested

CSI Cameras#

Note

Using any CSI camera will require you to load an additional overlay.

BeagleBone AI-64#

Tip

Additionally a 15 Pin to 22 Pin camera flex cable will be required for the camera to be used on BeagleBone AI-64 if your camera module has a 15 pin connector.

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