Cannot serialize socket object, or a streaming video
I'm trying to have control to a Tello drone, using TelloPy with Linux (Ubuntu).
When I want to handle the control of video and flight, I have to start a multiprocess task, passing some arguments and a streaming reference via pickling. But I had a problem where I describe below.
Tello: 21:54:34.226: Info: start video thread
Tello: 21:54:34.227: Info: video receive buffer size = 425984
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: send connection request (cmd="conn_req:9617")
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: state transit State::disconnected -> State::connecting
Tello: 21:54:34.277: Info: connected. (port=9617)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: send_time (cmd=0x46 seq=0x01e4)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: state transit State::connecting -> State::connected
START PROCESS
Tello: 21:54:34.279: Info: get video stream
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: start video (cmd=0x25 seq=0x01e4)
Cannot serialize socket object
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: state transit State::connected -> State::quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: VideoStream.handle_event(DISCONNECTED)
bye
Tello: 21:54:34.328: Info: recv: ack: cmd=0x34 seq=0x0000 cc 60 00 27 90 34 00 00 00 00 72 a5
Tello: 21:54:34.329: Info: exit from the recv thread.
Tello: 21:54:35.228: Info: exit from the video thread.
Where an unexpected Cannot serialize socket object was thrown.
I don't know, how to send as parameter a streaming video. Some one may give an idea, how to solve this?
python sockets video-streaming dji-sdk
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
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I'm trying to have control to a Tello drone, using TelloPy with Linux (Ubuntu).
When I want to handle the control of video and flight, I have to start a multiprocess task, passing some arguments and a streaming reference via pickling. But I had a problem where I describe below.
Tello: 21:54:34.226: Info: start video thread
Tello: 21:54:34.227: Info: video receive buffer size = 425984
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: send connection request (cmd="conn_req:9617")
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: state transit State::disconnected -> State::connecting
Tello: 21:54:34.277: Info: connected. (port=9617)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: send_time (cmd=0x46 seq=0x01e4)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: state transit State::connecting -> State::connected
START PROCESS
Tello: 21:54:34.279: Info: get video stream
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: start video (cmd=0x25 seq=0x01e4)
Cannot serialize socket object
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: state transit State::connected -> State::quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: VideoStream.handle_event(DISCONNECTED)
bye
Tello: 21:54:34.328: Info: recv: ack: cmd=0x34 seq=0x0000 cc 60 00 27 90 34 00 00 00 00 72 a5
Tello: 21:54:34.329: Info: exit from the recv thread.
Tello: 21:54:35.228: Info: exit from the video thread.
Where an unexpected Cannot serialize socket object was thrown.
I don't know, how to send as parameter a streaming video. Some one may give an idea, how to solve this?
python sockets video-streaming dji-sdk
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred withsocket.share()(see docs for details)
– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
– miguelote
Nov 12 at 11:23
add a comment |
I'm trying to have control to a Tello drone, using TelloPy with Linux (Ubuntu).
When I want to handle the control of video and flight, I have to start a multiprocess task, passing some arguments and a streaming reference via pickling. But I had a problem where I describe below.
Tello: 21:54:34.226: Info: start video thread
Tello: 21:54:34.227: Info: video receive buffer size = 425984
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: send connection request (cmd="conn_req:9617")
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: state transit State::disconnected -> State::connecting
Tello: 21:54:34.277: Info: connected. (port=9617)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: send_time (cmd=0x46 seq=0x01e4)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: state transit State::connecting -> State::connected
START PROCESS
Tello: 21:54:34.279: Info: get video stream
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: start video (cmd=0x25 seq=0x01e4)
Cannot serialize socket object
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: state transit State::connected -> State::quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: VideoStream.handle_event(DISCONNECTED)
bye
Tello: 21:54:34.328: Info: recv: ack: cmd=0x34 seq=0x0000 cc 60 00 27 90 34 00 00 00 00 72 a5
Tello: 21:54:34.329: Info: exit from the recv thread.
Tello: 21:54:35.228: Info: exit from the video thread.
Where an unexpected Cannot serialize socket object was thrown.
I don't know, how to send as parameter a streaming video. Some one may give an idea, how to solve this?
python sockets video-streaming dji-sdk
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
I'm trying to have control to a Tello drone, using TelloPy with Linux (Ubuntu).
When I want to handle the control of video and flight, I have to start a multiprocess task, passing some arguments and a streaming reference via pickling. But I had a problem where I describe below.
Tello: 21:54:34.226: Info: start video thread
Tello: 21:54:34.227: Info: video receive buffer size = 425984
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: send connection request (cmd="conn_req:9617")
Tello: 21:54:34.229: Info: state transit State::disconnected -> State::connecting
Tello: 21:54:34.277: Info: connected. (port=9617)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: send_time (cmd=0x46 seq=0x01e4)
Tello: 21:54:34.278: Info: state transit State::connecting -> State::connected
START PROCESS
Tello: 21:54:34.279: Info: get video stream
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: start video (cmd=0x25 seq=0x01e4)
Cannot serialize socket object
Tello: 21:54:34.280: Info: quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: state transit State::connected -> State::quit
Tello: 21:54:34.281: Info: VideoStream.handle_event(DISCONNECTED)
bye
Tello: 21:54:34.328: Info: recv: ack: cmd=0x34 seq=0x0000 cc 60 00 27 90 34 00 00 00 00 72 a5
Tello: 21:54:34.329: Info: exit from the recv thread.
Tello: 21:54:35.228: Info: exit from the video thread.
Where an unexpected Cannot serialize socket object was thrown.
I don't know, how to send as parameter a streaming video. Some one may give an idea, how to solve this?
python sockets video-streaming dji-sdk
python sockets video-streaming dji-sdk
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
edited Nov 14 at 20:48
marc_s
569k12811001250
569k12811001250
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
asked Nov 12 at 3:14
miguelote
266
266
For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred withsocket.share()(see docs for details)
– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
– miguelote
Nov 12 at 11:23
add a comment |
For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred withsocket.share()(see docs for details)
– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
– miguelote
Nov 12 at 11:23
For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred with
socket.share() (see docs for details)– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred with
socket.share() (see docs for details)– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
– miguelote
Nov 12 at 11:23
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
– miguelote
Nov 12 at 11:23
add a comment |
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For Windows, a socket connection can be transferred with
socket.share()(see docs for details)– Michael Butscher
Nov 12 at 3:19
I'm using Linux Ubuntu
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Nov 12 at 11:23