Running $ sudo apt-get install ./deepstream-9.0_9.0.0-1_arm64.deb after setting up and running all instalations on the deepstream documantation returns unsupported file. My goal is to find a way to stream video from the jetson over wifi, if there is a simpler tool than this or than VNC, or if it is simpler to fix it. This being for the third method of installing deepstream sdk.
My current SDK manager 2.4.1.13536 x86_64 dosen’t seem to have that option. If I include the host machine then it seems to not have an SDK version at all. If I need to flash the jetson, is there a way to save the additional downloads that I have set up to save an hour or two of time?
Ran the same commands (and downloads) I did before but made sure that they where for deepstream 8.0 but got the same results. Would it be conflicting software or something that needs to be uninstalled?
Do not select the “Host Machine (window11-x86_64)” option; instead, select “JP-6.2.2 + DeepStream-7.1.” This is the combination currently supported by the Orin Nano.
DS-8.0 supports only Thor too. If you wish to flash JP-6.1, you must install SDK Manager on Ubuntu 20.04 and then perform the flashing process.However, there are minor compatibility issues between JP-6.2 and DS-7.1.
If you have previously downloaded Jetpack-6.2.2 locally, it will not be downloaded again; otherwise, this cannot be avoided.
This does fix the problem with deepstream, however because of the downgraded sdk I am now having issues with my other applications/downloads. I’m inclied to ask if there are other options for streaming or installing deepstream with the version 7 of the sdk. If not I will continue to looks into trying to fix the other applications.