AXIS 1465-LE9 support acap?

[Shaiken]

I tried to update the firmware, but I don't know how to let docker enter the camera.

{
"apiVersion": "1.3",
"data": {
"propertyList": {
"Architecture": "aarch64",
"ProdNbr": "P1465-LE",
"HardwareID": "930",
"ProdFullName": "AXIS P1465-LE Bullet Camera",
"Version": "11.9.60",
"ProdType": "Bullet Camera",
"SocSerialNumber": "",
"Soc": "Axis Artpec-8",
"Brand": "AXIS",
"WebURL": "http://www.axis.com",
"ProdVariant": "9mm",
"SerialNumber": "",
"ProdShortName": "AXIS P1465-LE",
"BuildDate": "Feb 23 2024 21:36"
}
},
"context": "Client defined request ID"
}

I try to use this example
https://github.com/AxisCommunications/acap-computer-vision-sdk-examples/tree/main/hello-world-python

My host platform is windows
Use powershell to run,
But Set your device IP address and clear Docker memory I don’t know how to do it

[madelen-at-work]

Hi @Shaiken,
Could you please provide more details on what you have tried and what settings you are using for the Docker ACAP application.

[Shaiken]

Thank you for your assistance. I've tried the examples from the acap-native-sdk-examples, and they all work. However, integrating them into my own Docker environment is a bit challenging. In addition to the Dockerfile, I also need to pay attention to the Makefile. Converting C to C++ and using VOD + OpenCV has not been very smooth because I want to use a piecewise model and cannot simply use axoverlay.

Later, I saw that acap-computer-vision-sdk-examples can use Flask for communication. Although it seems that this approach cannot match the speed of acap-native, I am unsure how to start implementing it.