Jetson Nano Stream Rotation Fix
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a working video-streaming script running on a Jetson Nano, but I need one small upgrade: the image must be rotated to the correct orientation before it ever leaves the board. If you already have a Jetson Nano on your bench and know your way around GStreamer / OpenCV (the code is in Python), this should be a straightforward tweak.
Scope is intentionally lean:
• Inject a 90° rotation (parameterised if possible) into the existing pipeline before the stream is pushed out.
• Keep the rest of the pipeline untouched—latency, resolution and bitrate must stay as they are.
• Return the updated source file(s) plus a short README so I can reproduce the build and run commands.
Test by streaming from your Nano to VLC; the output should appear upright with no additional lag. I’ll provide the current repo link as soon as we start. Quick turnaround appreciated—this is the last blocker before deployment.
Scope is intentionally lean:
• Inject a 90° rotation (parameterised if possible) into the existing pipeline before the stream is pushed out.
• Keep the rest of the pipeline untouched—latency, resolution and bitrate must stay as they are.
• Return the updated source file(s) plus a short README so I can reproduce the build and run commands.
Test by streaming from your Nano to VLC; the output should appear upright with no additional lag. I’ll provide the current repo link as soon as we start. Quick turnaround appreciated—this is the last blocker before deployment.
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