Closed MrHellBond closed 1 year ago
Hi @MrHellBond The rs-server component of the open-source ethernet networking tool that is necessary for accessing a RealSense camera remotely over a network can only be compiled on Linux unfortunately, as advised at the link below.
This networking tool is being removed from the RealSense SDK in the next version, likely numbered 2.54.0. This is because it was an experimental proof of concept rather than an official Intel feature of the RealSense SDK.
The networking tool was also developed before the D455 camera model was released and so does not fully support D455. For example, the 1280x720 @ 6 FPS mode cannot be used because D455 supports 5 FPS as its minimum speed instead and the networking tool was not (and will not be) updated to support 5 FPS.
It may be possible to edit the code of rs-server to add support - as described at https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/11785#issuecomment-1541570359 - but then you still have the problem of rs-server being unable to be built on a Windows computer.
Hello again! Thanks for your information. But please clerify some questions:
The networking should work if built on Linux, including Ubuntu.
It would be for both Windows and Linux.
Any mode in the table at the link below that uses 6 FPS would be incompatible.
Hi @MrHellBond Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks!
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Hello! I tried to build new SDK with flag DBUILD_NETWORK_DEVICE=ON. 1.I prepared CMAKE (cmake-gui) 3.26.3 with flag DBUILD_NETWORK_DEVICE=ON for Configure and Generate Project These steps passed good. 2.Opened project in Visual Studio 2022 and built new SDK. 3.Tried to open new Realsense's exe-file and still have closed network features.
Could you help me to solve this issue?
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