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Hi I'm trying to save a bag file with the frames using labview but I can't seem to find anything online about it. Is there a way to use the labview and directly save the frames? some node with the function config. enable_record_to_file("filename.bag") as available in c++.
Thanks in advance
There are two simple things you can do:
Run cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release before rebuilding the SDK and the examples to enable compiler optimisations
Run it on a partition with faster IO, like SSD
However, saving data to CSV is extremely not efficient by definition.
We worked hard to offer a decent quality recorder with *.bag format. It should be fairly easy to use (just add config. enable_record_to_file("filename.bag");) and reasonably optimised.
You can choose a hybrid approach of recording into bag file and then extract CSVs in post-processing. I will be happy to help with the technical details.
Hi @sarabouhali Intel's record and playback C++ guide has example code for recording camera data to a bag file with the RealSense SDK's enable_record_to_file() instruction at the link below.
Hi I'm trying to save a bag file with the frames using labview but I can't seem to find anything online about it. Is there a way to use the labview and directly save the frames? some node with the function config. enable_record_to_file("filename.bag") as available in c++.
Thanks in advance
There are two simple things you can do:
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
before rebuilding the SDK and the examples to enable compiler optimisationsHowever, saving data to CSV is extremely not efficient by definition.
We worked hard to offer a decent quality recorder with
*.bag
format. It should be fairly easy to use (just addconfig. enable_record_to_file("filename.bag");
) and reasonably optimised.You can choose a hybrid approach of recording into
bag
file and then extract CSVs in post-processing. I will be happy to help with the technical details.Originally posted by @dorodnic in #1485 (comment)
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