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Hi Jsaunders There is another case about HDR flickering in the RealSense Viewer on Ubuntu that may be a useful reference. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/10505 During tha...
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Hi Nishitanand5 I note that in your description of your installation procedure above, you installed the librealsense SDK from packages with the distribution_linux.md instructions and then installe...
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If the upper camera is projecting an IR dot pattern then a camera mounted below it that is observing the same scene will see those dots too even if its own projector is disabled. This is because t...
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Hello, you can disable the projector component and its infrared dot pattern in the RealSense Viewer by selecting Off from the drop-down menu beside the Emitter Enabled option. You can also red...
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Hi Nguyenduyduc14 I hope that the Open3D point cloud script at the link below will be a helpful reference. https://github.com/isl-org/Open3D/issues/473#issuecomment-408121951 Within that discussi...
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Hi Yixun Liu The RealSense SDK can circulate up to 16 frames of each type in the pipeline, as described at the links below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/946 https://gi...
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You can generate a point cloud easily using the 3D mode of the RealSense SDK's RealSense Viewer tool and export the cloud from the Viewer as a .ply format point cloud data file.. If you need to ...
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Hi Ziheye When the stream is started with auto-exposure enabled it can take several frames for the exposure to settle down, which may result in the first few frames have incorrect exposure. This ...
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Hi Nguyenduyduc14 If auto-exposure is enabled then it can be beneficial to skip the first several frames to give auto-exposure the opportunity to settle down, otherwise the first couple of frames ...
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Hi Juan Diezyanguas The open-source ethernet guide is best read in a particular order. 1. The easiest way to test the system is to use a complete pre-made Raspberry Pi 4 SD card image with the ...