#replace with False if you do not wish to compress images immediatly after the trial #Mono8 or Mono12 are the two pixel formats to consider, Mono8 takes less dataĬ_exposure, c_gain, c_fps = 20000.0, 5.0, 100.0 #adjusting exposure and gain should be done in the pylon viewer then set here Text_file_path = folder_path + test_name + '.txt' Names_time = names_time + '_' + time_part #if you want to compress to an external hard drive after capturing to your SSD set to TrueĮxternal_hard_drive_path = 'D:/FHL_Flume/Dual_Camera_Data/'įor time_part in time.ctime().split(' '): #'C:/Users/wlwee/Documents/python/fhl_pypylon/DATA/dual_camera_test/'įolder_path = 'C:/Users/wlwee/Documents/python/fhl_pypylon/DATA/dual_camera_test/' #enter the folder where you want the trial to be stored, make sure you end with a '/' Test_name = 'dual_camera_compression_test' #enter the trial name here, date time will automatically be appended to the folder name
Now the one thing I'm not sure of is whether the recording jiggle I'm seeing is real or an artifact of how I am tracking time in the script using the time library. I want a frame rate of around 50FPS for each camera and was unable to compress the images inline with the streaming to achieve that. After that, I compress the images using PIL and follow that by getting rid of the raw images. Basically, I stream from both cameras and watch one, following a keyboard interrupt exception error the script begins to capture to. My script is pretty long sorry about that. However, the frame rate is all over the place. The cameras are not hardware synced, this is okay, they are close enough for our purposes. However, I have been unable to stabilize my frame rate. I have been able to record from both at once and get it to work.
Hey there! I am trying to record from two cameras at once.
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