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Hello,
When Acquisition Mode is set to "Continuous",
What happens to the frame data in the StreamingBuffer at 'Acquisition Stop'?
[Hypothesis]
All frame data is ejected (cleared) and the Buffer becomes empty.
After that, when 'Acquisition Start' is executed, Buffer from that point will be newly accumulated.
If Acquisition Stop is executed, the Buffer will remain as it is.
When Acquisition Start is executed, the previous Buffer data will be ejected (cleared) and the new Buffer data will be accumulated.
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I confirmed the actual operation with Alvium 1800 U-158c or 240c and it seems to be 2.
Is this understanding correct? Also, is there any way to make it like 1?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
VimbaPython is the Python API for our older SDK, so it will not receive any further updates or optimization.
Could you elaborate on what buffer you are referring to and what tests/code you used? Specifically the method for initalizing and stopping the acquisition.
If it is not specifically related to the Python API, please contact support through our website form. https://www.alliedvision.com/en/about-us/contact-us/technical-support-repair-/-rma/
Hello,
When Acquisition Mode is set to "Continuous",
What happens to the frame data in the StreamingBuffer at 'Acquisition Stop'?
[Hypothesis]
All frame data is ejected (cleared) and the Buffer becomes empty.
After that, when 'Acquisition Start' is executed, Buffer from that point will be newly accumulated.
If Acquisition Stop is executed, the Buffer will remain as it is.
When Acquisition Start is executed, the previous Buffer data will be ejected (cleared) and the new Buffer data will be accumulated.
--
I confirmed the actual operation with Alvium 1800 U-158c or 240c and it seems to be 2.
Is this understanding correct? Also, is there any way to make it like 1?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: