Go away and make yourself a cup of coffee because this will run for fifteen minutes on a Raspberry Pi 4, and twice that on a Pi 3.
& pip3 install git+ & sudo pip3 install pyheif configure -prefix /usr & make & sudo make install & cd. configure -disable-dec265 -disable-sherlock265 -prefix /usr & make & sudo make install & cd. Connect to your Raspberry Pi through ssh in the Terminal.įirst, run a system update: sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -yĬopy and paste this command (yes, it’s very long): sudo apt-get remove libde265-0 -y & sudo apt-get remove libheif1 -y & sudo apt-get remove libheif-dev -y & sudo apt-get remove libde265-dev -y & sudo apt install autotools-dev automake libtool texinfo x265 -y & git clone & cd libde265 &. I took the liberty of compacting many separate commands in one to save you time and effort. The installation of the pyheif module on the Raspberry Pi is a bit tricky but a number of people on Github that are far cleverer than me have solved this issue for the rest of us. Tested with: Raspberry Pi OS Buster April 2022 version, Raspberry Pi 2, 3, and 4 The pyheif module
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