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Yes, I have experienced this issue with ply export from rs-convert. If you are not able to achieve ply export with this tool then there are options for doing so with program scripting. https://supp...
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There was a past case at the link below where this particular error occurred with ply export only whilst the other export formats worked. The RealSense user in that case tested on multiple Windows...
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Please try removing the " " quotation marks from around the paths, like in the examples of rs-convert commands in the links below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/2671#issueco...
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Hi Scolombomigliorero If you are using Windows and have installed the full RealSense SDK for Windows then you can find the rs-convert tool at the following location on your computer: C: > Program ...
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There are differences in the RealSense SDK's bag file-format compared to the ROS rosbag format that may cause compatibility issues when trying to play a ROS-recorded rosbag in the RealSense SDK or ...
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Thanks so much for sharing the solution for your SR300 problem that worked for you!
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My recollection from the SDK's rosbag inspector tool is that it is the /data topics that contain the image messages. /device_0/sensor_0/Depth_0/image/data /device_0/sensor_0/Infrared_0/image/data...
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Yes, it is possible to use RealSense cameras with longer cables. The company Newnex supply RealSense-validated premium grade USB-C cables up to 20 m and fiber-optic cabling for using the cameras a...
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Hi Yixun Liu The link below lists resources for building your own project. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/1500000659702/comments/1500000562141 In particular, the tut...
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Hi Michael Harder It sounds as though you want to use the IR Pass filter to exclude visible light wavelengths but allow Near IR (NIR) wavelengths to pass through. Is that correct, please? Intel...