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When plugging two RPi cameras v2 in the RPi 5, and using the libcamera-hello --camera 0 -t 5000 command, both that and replacing the 0 with a 1 return the feed from the same camera. Upon checking with libcamera-hello --list-cameras the RPi does detect both cameras, and they also both work when tested separately, so the hardware is not the problem.

I believe that the issue might have something to do with the fact that upon using the --list-cameras both cameras seem to have the exact same path (/base/axi/pcie120000/rp1/i2c@88000/imx219@10), so therefore I suspect that the RPi can only access one camera, since it confuses the two as the same one.

Is this possible, and otherwise how can I fix this problem?

Also, would it be better to use another software, or does it not matter?

sumthin
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I found this solution on another forum, if you input:

libcamera --camera 0 -t 0

or

libcamera --camera 1 -t 0

instead of -camera with a single - which is telling it to read a config file called "amera".

Greenonline
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