MartyX Grover
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Are you testing the depth kit modules with the same official 1 meter USB Type-C cable that is supplied with the D415 Cameras? If you right-click on the sole Depth driver listed in the Windows Devic...
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Your Vision Processor D4 boards are indeed the original model that should work with D415 and not the V3 version. Out of your 10 D415 Cameras (the cased ones, not the Depth Module Kits), can you con...
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Any function that is part of a RealSense stereo algorithm would not be editable as the RealSense camera algorithms are not made open-source by Intel.
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Hi Mprnervi You can calibrate a 400 Series camera in Windows using the Dynamic Calibration tool or the On-Chip calibration that is built into the RealSense Viewer tool and can be found under the M...
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Could you confirm what you mean by the 'block matching window size' please? For example, if you wanted to create a custom version of the RealSense Viewer to configure the graphical elements of the ...
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It looks as though you may have a problem that is specific to the particular computer that you are using and not with the camera hardware. I have a Windows laptop PC that has similar issues with 4...
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Hi Ralucadianapetre First, please try changing the '2' index number to '1' for the Infrared 2 line. Also, on your infrared streams you are streaming color from the infrared sensor instead of infra...
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Hi Lschreurs25 If you are not applying custom values to settings then the default values for a particular camera model should be the same no matter which computer / computing device or OS is used ...
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If the whiteboard had a reflective surface and light was being projected onto it then I can see how it could create a glare from the reflection that could have a negative impact on image quality. ...
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Hi Waseemshariff126 It would not be my expectation that depth / infrared and RGB color frame counts would match precisely, as the RGB image is produced by a separate sensor component in the camera...