MartyG
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The firmware driver is closed-source software whose code is not customizable. The easiest way to implement protection may be to require the serial number of the particular camera attached to the co...
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That would make sense, given the number of different RealSense depth module configurations that are produced but only one D4 is produced (unless you count the D4m mobile variant). Some key feature...
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I would imagine that the deep technical details of the depth module hardware are far more protected by Intel than the D4 board, as they are the core of the RealSense product range and providing too...
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The primary function of the Vision Processor D4 is to do processing on captured camera data to reduce the need for a powerful computer CPU or graphics GPU in the computing device that the camera is...
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Glad you found a solution. Thanks for letting us know! Good luck with the rest of your work.
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During my research I came across a case where the color and depth timestamps were going out of sync, but not the number of frames so I was not sure that it was relevant in this case. Dorodnic the ...
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In the frame numbers that you mention, the number of color frames is exactly half the number of depth frames. I wonder if that means that the depth is running at 60 FPS but the color stream is lag...
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Great news! I'm very glad that it solved the problem for you. :)
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In version 2.24.0 of the RealSense SDK 2.0, Intel introduced a new cross-platform firmware update system that can be launched from within programs such as the RealSense Viewer. It can also be acce...
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You are very welcome. I'm glad that I could be of help to you!