Provides support for infrared cameras that are not directly enabled out-of-the box (at the very least, the kernel must recognise your infrared camera). The purpose of this repository is to activate the emitter when the infrared camera is called.
linux-enable-ir-emitter can automatically generate a driver for any infrared emitter.
This software was created to use Howdy, a Windows Hello for linux https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy.
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/linux-enable-ir-emitter.git
cd linux-enable-ir-emitter
makepkg -csi
sudo dnf copr enable emixampp/linux-enable-ir-emitter
sudo dnf --refresh install linux-enable-ir-emitter
git clone https://github.com/EmixamPP/linux-enable-ir-emitter.git
cd linux-enable-ir-emitter
sudo bash installer.sh installYou can easily uninstall the software by executing sudo bash installer.sh uninstall.
Feel free to create a PPA for Debian distro based and share it with this community. Or any other package repository in order to support other Linux distribution.
linux-enable-ir-emitter -h(each sub-command also has a help -h)sudo linux-enable-ir-emitter configurelook at the ir emitter and answer to the asked questions. You can specify your infrared camera with the option-d /dev/videoX, by default is /dev/video2.sudo linux-enable-ir-emitter boot enable
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Please consult the wiki before open an issue.
The software supports the configuration of multiple devices, execute the configure command and specify each time which device to configure.
You can also always try to configure your infrared camera yourself by following the tutorial on this wiki page.
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