Since ffmpeg is not available from debian site, I downloaded the ffmpeg source and did ./configure, make , make install, before compiling opencv.
Also my usb 2.0 camera could not capture through usb 3.0 port on TK1. So I had to put micro-to-Full female usb adapter on the TK1 (micro OTG USB port) and then camera to it. It worked fantastic.
I don’t believe so. AFAIK camera support has to be integrated into the kernel (and isn’t with NVIDIA’s kernel, you’d need to use the Grinch kernel or compile support yourself), it wouldn’t be part of OpenCV. Some folks with USB cameras, I believe, have gotten opencv4tegra working with it after the new kernel was installed, however.
Any progress in resolving this issue without recompiling opencv? Still appear in L4T R21.3 + Grinch 21.3.4 and OpenCV4Tegra 2.4.10.1 with Logitech C510 and C910.
Please try to follow the steps given in the following blog to install opencv4tegra 2.4.10 and also the public opencv 2.4.9 with cuda 6.5 accelerations enabled.
You can change between the libraries during linking your application.