MartyX Grover
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Checking the computers that I use RealSense cameras with, one of them is an AMD laptop model that the cameras work well with, a Ryzen 3. It is an ASUS VivoBook 15. Its specification is shown belo...
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Yes, I can confirm that a color image from the infrared sensor instead of the RGB sensor can only be provided by the left infrared sensor on camera models that support it.
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Hi Tkdronnie RealSense 400 Series can work with any Intel or Arm processor. In regard to their compatibility with AMD processors, there is limited information available. Whilst the cameras have ...
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Update: Intel have now corrected the link on the firmware releases page. Thanks again for your report!
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You are very welcome :) I'm pleased to hear that you were successful.
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Do you have the 2.50.0 version of the Viewer installed, please? The option to check for updates will base the firmware version that it installs on the recommended version for a particular SDK / Vi...
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Hi Francois Raymackers I confirmed that this firmware download link leads to a PDF instead of the firmware bin file. An alternative way to update the firmware would be to launch the RealSense View...
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Rather than saving the image from the camera, an alternate approach may be to use general Python code to capture the contents of a specific window (and not capture the entire screen). The link bel...
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I thought that there was a possibility that this might occur, since the overlaid coordinate writing is applied to the color image within a loop at the part of the box_dimensioner_multicam script li...
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Hi Javi0798 I would speculate that you could create a function that is called when a button-click event occurs, and save the color image with the OpenCV imwrite instruction. Assuming that you wil...