Hello, I installed the new ZED SDK 5.0.3 version on both my Windows and Linux machines. Previously, I was able to open videos recorded on the Linux machine from the Windows machine. Now I get an error when I run my C++ code on my Windows machine to open a video. The error is this: zed return_state = NO_GPU_COMPATIBLE (2).
When I run the nvidia-smi command on both machines, I get these results:
In prompt I run nvidia-smi and I have
In Windows now I can’t even open videos recorded in Linux before the SDK update.
As suggested in a previous post( your GPU (Quadro P1000) is actually not compatible with TensorRT 10, you must install TensorRT 8.) I installed the SDK 5.0.3 for Windows TensoRT 8 and CUDA 12.
how do I solve it?
Hi @masaan
CUDA v12.6 could be too recent for the old model of GPU card that you are using.
I recommend you update the PC with a new RTX GPU card or install CUDA 11 and the ZED SDK for CUDA 11.
Hi, I have CUDA 12.1.
Before SDK 5.0.3, I had SDK 4.1.4 and was able to run applications… Do you still recommend uninstalling CUDA 12 and install CUDA 11? Thanks in advance.
Hi, I updated graphics drivers and now the ZED Diagnostic no longer give errors for drivers, but when I run ZEDfu I get the error: ‘NO GPU COMPATIBLE’.
Do you still recommend uninstalling CUDA 12 and install CUDA 11? Thanks in advance.
Is the camera working when you connect it to the Jetson device?
Here the problem is that the USB3 controller of the Windows PC is not detecting the camera.
You can try first with CUDA 11, then with CUDA 12.
I repeat, the Quadro P1000 is an old GPU model, so it’s possible that it does not work correctly with the latest GPU drivers and CUDA versions.
I uninstalled CUDA 12 and installed ZED SDK and so CUDA 11… Now ZED Dignostic seems to be error-free… I’ll send the saved file (it still has “CUDA load”: false) and the screenshot of ZED Diagnostics… But ZEDfu(whether I run it in LIVE mode or in SVO mode) still gives me the usual ‘NO GPU COMPATIBLE’ error.
I’ll also send the screenshot with the NVIDIA installation files… ZED_Diagnostic_Results.json (12.8 KB)
I tried to open an svo2 file in ZED Depth Viewer, but the program keeps displaying, after five minutes, the message ‘waiting for camera …’ See attached image