Intel Realsense D435 camera compatibility issues.
When I connect my Intel Realsense D435 camera to my Ubuntu machine it works completely fine. However, when I plug it into another PC with better specifications, it gives me the errors: "USB Cam Overflow" and "USB SCP Overflow". I am using the same wire for both PC's and set up the environment as similarly as possible. I've also tried different firmware versions and multiple resets of the hardware. I've tried accessing the camera in cheese, realsense-viewer, python and c++ to no avail. The kernels of my Ubuntu OS is >5.19, but that is the same on all my machines. I've tried entering the usb-c port both ways, as well as completely reinstalling the sdk, as well as just trying to run it as a basic webcam without any sdk's, inserting it into the pc as firmly and quickly as possible, as well as most of other suggestions in github issues and community forum posts. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi Ihyunp1113 It could be an issue with the USB controllers that this particular PC uses. The ports on a PC are handled by a USB controller, typically with one controller for each port. The controllers can be different brand-names, and on rare occasions the brand that the computer manufacturer chose may have a bearing on how well the ports work with RealSense cameras.
A way to test whether the USB controller is responsible may be to use the camera in a USB hub on the computer instead of plugging the camera directly into the computer's ports. A USB hub will have its own brand of USB controller separate from those of the computer's and so a camera may work better when plugged into the hub and handled by the hub's controller.
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Hello MartyG, thank you so much for the answer. I do not have my hands on a USB hub at the moment, so I will need to try it later. As soon as I do, I will get back to you
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