Closed kboseong closed 9 months ago
Hi @kboseong Does the segmentation fault still occur if the thermal camera is detacted, please?
There is a project at the links below that uses RealSense and PySpin with a FLIR infrared camera that you could compare to your own project.
https://github.com/vigitia/IRPenTracking
RealSense 400 Series cameras do not experience interference from non-RealSense cameras that use infrared, but the 400 Series camera can interfere with non-RealSense cameras in return.
Hi @kboseong Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks!
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Issue Description
Hello, I am currently developing a Python software for simultaneous use of a depth camera and a thermal camera. I am encountering a problem when using the PySpin library (for controlling FLIR cameras) in conjunction with pyrealsense2.
Issue Details Problem: When I declare PySpin.System.GetInstance() and then execute pipeline.start(), a segmentation fault error occurs. Impact: Once this error occurs, all software related to the Realsense camera, including the realsense-viewer, fails to operate. However, after restarting the system, running the Realsense software alone works fine.
Code
System Configuration PySpin version: spinnaker_python-3.1.0.79-cp38-cp38-linux_x86_64 (Describe other information is at above)
Request for Assistance I would appreciate any insights or suggestions on how to resolve this issue. Is there a known compatibility issue between these libraries, or could it be related to the order of operations in my code? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.