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MartyG commented,
It's no problem at all. You are very welcome!
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MartyG commented,
I note that in your Command Prompt Windows image you are not in the SDK Tools directory when inputting the rs-convert command but the 'Gamer-Arekushi' directory instead. After copying the bag to th...
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MartyG commented,
-v exports frames in csv format. Can you test whether the same occurs with the -l flag for exporting ply files, please? rs-convert.exe -l test -i Alex.bag Also, please confirm that the file is c...
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MartyG commented,
Hi Alexis Matton If you have not specified a path for a folder on the computer that the rs-convert tool can find the bag file in, have you placed the bag file in the same folder that rs-convert is...
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MartyG commented,
The link below suggests that if the loaded with errors on the target and was closed error occurs when using a real-time target than the VI may need to be forcibly recompiled. https://knowledge.ni.c...
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MartyG commented,
The highest point of the wheels would be the coordinates that are nearest to the camera. A recent example of isolating the nearest depth values in a Python numpy array can be found at the link belo...
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MartyG commented,
In a case at the link below, a RealSense user was trying to save the white-balance settings that were active when auto white-balance was enabled so that they could replicate the same image conditio...
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MartyG commented,
rs-enumerate-devices -c provides extrinsics transforms for both directions (color to infrared, and infrared to color). For example, the values below are from a D455. As the calibration inform...
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MartyG commented,
The D405 and its short baseline is designed to produce best accuracy at a very close range of 7 cm to 50 cm whilst the D435i and its longer baseline provides accuracy over a further distance, with ...
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MartyG commented,
A starting point for what you have in mind could be the SDK's C++ and OpenCV example program rs-kinfu (KinectFusion). It progressively builds up a point cloud as the user moves around a single cam...