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Action Cams on Linux (i.e. GoPro, DJI, Canon, etc)
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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On the crazy low-scale end, I have a no-name dash cam that I found for $5 on a tchotchkes table at my local Chinese takeout place. It works perfectly with my Linux desktop—both reading from the SD card and streaming directly via USB. Not at all what you’re looking for, but it makes me think that if this random junk works, more mainstream devices probably do too.
I have a similar setup in the car. The cam doesn't want to connect to anything, but I can just pull the microSD card. I think overestimated the likelihood of hardware issues.