zhangvia
zhangvia
@MartyG-RealSense i‘m not sure what you mean. did you mean i should define the filters after the pipline.start in main function and do not define it in post-process function? like...
> Yes, have the post-processing lines placed after pipeline.start like in your changed script above. > > In your list of applied filters in the 'while True' section, please try...
> The approach that the SDK's official **align_depth2color.py** Python alignment program is to define a separate **aligned_frames** variable instead of using **frames**, and then set the depth and color to...
> Adapting it to use your 'align_to_color' variable, the code should look like this: > > ``` > aligned_frames = align_to_color.process(frames) > aligned_depth_frame = aligned_frames.get_depth_frame() > color_frame = aligned_frames.get_color_frame() >...
@MartyG-RealSense thanks for your help，i solved it by adding the '.as_frameset()' to the last filter
@MartyG-RealSense i got a new problem. i want to save the image that is post-processed,but the amount of frames is wrong.and when i rerun the script,i got this error: [ERROR]...
> @zhangvia Hi, what's your command? You could check the example in `scripts` for text i use python main.py -O --text "a highly detailed stone bust of Theodoros kolokotronis" --workspace...
and besides, i use the same command and conda environment, only the cactus png that you provided in the data directory can get a good result.if i use some cactus...