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If the dome is in an indoor location where the lighting level is consistent throughout the day, do you still see the effect if you disable auto-exposure so that the camera uses the default fixed ex...
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It seems likely that pyrealsense2 is having difficulty with your Python installation, perhaps due to the mismatch between Python 3.9 and the pyrealsense2 files having been built for Python 3.8. If...
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The error The ASIC temperature value is not valid is not necessarily an indication of a temperature problem. It can occur if the SDK is not able to provide a temperature reading at the moment that...
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Whilst RealSense 400 Series cameras can work with any Intel or Arm processor, there is not such an assurance for AMD processors. In the small number of reported cases that have used computers with...
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Ilya Nax If the SDK worked on the affected PC yesterday but not today, could you try installing SDK 2.50.0 again using the automated installer file in the 'Assets' list on the SDK Releases page. ...
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Hi Kota Mogami A fix for helping to avoid frame drops was added to the SDK in 2.48.0. Here is the information from the release notes. Increase the syncer queue on model-views.h to avoid frame d...
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Thanks very much Begaiym Kudainazarova for the update. Are you still having the same problem with Jupyter Notebook, please?
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The FOV for the D455 in the data sheet matches with the depth FOV for that model in the RealSense Store specification listing and with Intel's camera model comparison chart at the link below. https...
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Hi Ilya Nax Could you try running the Windows rs-capture.exe example program using the instructions in the link below please to see whether the RGB stream is provided in that application? https:/...
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RealSense 400 Series cameras can work with any Intel or Arm processor. The same assurance is not applied to AMD processors though. Whilst there have been a few past cases where Ryzen / Threadripp...