Closed hueri closed 5 years ago
Hi @hueri Currently only settings affecting the hardware are saved into the JSON, and these will be reflected in recorded data. Software configuration, such as post-processing and depth visualization settings, are currently not being saved, but we are planning to add them in the future.
Thanks for responding!
If i'm understanding correctly, for example the only way to export png's with white to black value ranges is to modify and compile something like a version of rs-convertWB?
Thanks much!
You are correct. However, doing this in python will most likely be much faster.
Check out read_bag_example.py to get started.
To modify color scheme you need to set_option(rs.option.color_scheme, ...)
on the colorizer
object
P.S. pip install pyrealsense2
- to set up python development
Ah, cool - thanks!
Will definitely need to look into that. Cheers!
Issue Description
Hi there,
I'm a semi-non-developer, trying to record some color and depth for video purposes. I've been able to tune the camera to the specs that i want, save a preset, and record a bag.
The issue I'm having is that when I load the recorded sequence into the Realsense Viewer, it matches the Preset's settings, but when i use rs-convert.exe, it uses the default settings. Not being a C++ / C# developer, i don't see an easy way to add a flag for a Preset.json file in rs-convert. Is there another way to do that, or could that feature be added?
Please and thanks!
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