It seems that when recording with two cameras simultaneously, the two I/O threads are sharing resources when they shouldn't be. Frequently the image from one camera gets written twice, once to the correct .cam file and once to the .cam file of the other camera. The corresponding image from the other camera seems to be lost altogether.
Cody-G
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8 years ago
It seems that when recording with two cameras simultaneously, the two I/O threads are sharing resources when they shouldn't be. Frequently the image from one camera gets written twice, once to the correct .cam file and once to the .cam file of the other camera. The corresponding image from the other camera seems to be lost altogether.