rs-convert.exe

I have a Windows 10 laptop, RealSense D415. Installed Intel.RealSense.SDK-WIN10-2.33.1.1360.exe

Saved a small .bag recording with infrared turned on and format RGB8.

After looking at https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/tree/master/tools/convert
and trying to figure out the command line options, I noticed that when it would say it generated *.ply
the hard drive space "seemed" to fill up about the same size as the *.bag but because I had the options wrong I did not see the converted output files. For example, suppose C:\ does not have a folder C:\notexist

rs-convert.exe -i sample.bag -l c:\notexist\output

rs-convert.exe does not create the missing c:\notexist folder, yet the hard drive space fills up about the same size as the sample.bag. There are no files on the hard drive with the 'output' prefix.

Is the rs-convert.exe creating files I cannot delete?
Or is the space that is filling up that I am seeing in the hard drive properties just temporary data that is managed by the SDK?

Thanks.

MartyG

March 23, 2020 19:27

Comparing the command that you used to the format in the instruction documentation, I note that you used backslashes ( \ ) when the documentation uses forward slashes ( / ).

In the format of the documentation, your command would look like this:

rs-convert.exe -i sample.bag -l c:/notexist/output

rs-convert.exe

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