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Hello.
I am using DAVIS346 and would like to get the timestamp of each frame. How can I get the timestamp of each frame in Dynamic Vision Viewer? Both from real-time streaming or aedat 4.0 file is fine.
Thank you.
Luca Longinotti
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Jul 20, 2020, 10:38:09 AM7/20/20
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If you write your own module, you can just call the .timestamp()
function on the frame input.
If you load the AEDAT4 file in Python, you'll also get a .timestamp
member value.
The timestamps are 64-bit, in microseconds, starting from the Unix
time.
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I understood the function for getting the timestamp in the viewer is not provided.