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Advice about a list of files to change is also not available, unfortunately. Porting the reference driver is a challenging task that is best suited to a team of developers in a large company rathe...
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The genlock guide states that it is compatible with SDK version 2.34.0 or newer. In addition, your camera firmware driver version should be 5.12.4.0 or newer.
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A couple of possible approaches are to reset the entire USB port with an Ubuntu bash script such as 'usbreset', or to initiate a reset of the camera specifically if the RuntimeError occurs. Both a...
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The L515 lidar depth model's multiple camera system staggers the capture of multiple cameras. The L515 is now a retired model though, so may not be available for purchase in future as there are li...
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If you are aiming to only capture 1 frame per camera at occasional time periods and not be capturing continuously then 5 simultaneous cameras is not likely to place a significant processing burden ...
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Yes, with mode 4 it is much easier to match up an externally generated trigger to the slave camera FPS. The genlock sync system was an experimental proof of concept that did not always work as de...
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Hi Yuya Okada If the RealSense SDK stops receiving new frames from the camera because of a disconnection then streaming will resume automatically if re-connection occurs within 5 seconds. If a new...
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Hi Kirkpennock Your original ticket with the solution is at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/11171
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The formula below may be what you are seeking. Xres(pixels) = horizontal resolution (e.g 1280 if using 1280x720) HFOV = Horizontal FOV, which on D455 is 90 (degrees) for the RGB sensor's FOV.
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A 640x480 RGB image will have its viewpoint cropped horizontally compared to a 1280x720 image, as demonstrated by the RealSense Viewer images below. 1280x720 640x480