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Has this been fixed because I have got exactly the same error message that @raghavgurbaxani

I understand Jeremy, It is really hard to code for Kinect v2 in Java due the lack of resources/documentations, I am looking at processing and I hope I will get...

Using the line `frame = Frame(512, 424, 4, your_array)` It returns the error: ` File "kinectDataViewer.py", line 75, in new_depth = Frame(512, 424,2, depth_test) File "pylibfreenect2/libfreenect2.pyx", line 231, in pylibfreenect2.libfreenect2.Frame.__cinit__...

Now I get this error message `File "kinectDataViewer.py", line 76, in new_depth = Frame(512, 424,4, [depth_test]) File "pylibfreenect2/libfreenect2.pyx", line 231, in pylibfreenect2.libfreenect2.Frame.__cinit__ TypeError: an integer is required `

__cinit__ takes only 4 arguments: ` File "kinectDataViewer.py", line 76, in new_depth = Frame(512, 424,4, FrameType.Depth,depth_test) File "pylibfreenect2/libfreenect2.pyx", line 230, in pylibfreenect2.libfreenect2.Frame.__cinit__ TypeError: __cinit__() takes at most 4 positional arguments...

The problem is how to transform these numpy arrays back into frames On Tue, 30 Jul 2019, 08:48 JAKD9, wrote: > Using the latest version I was able to record...

Okay I gotta give another look to that as this did not work for me but I wont be able to look at it for a while as I have...

> You probably solved this already but adding the answer for future users. > The first step in the solution would be to convert the rgb image into bytes and...

Hi @sitzikbs , Thanks for your code it is really helpful but I still got a couple of questions concerning it: - Should the depth_frames[j] in the second line of...

Thank you very much for that, is there a way to find the depth of rgb pixel an/or the physical distance between (ie in mm) between 2 rgb pixels?