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sync-analyser: initial version - #48
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This is the initial version of sync analyser.
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March 26, 2026 06:22
This change removes some unnecessary commands and makes the threshold for the dot a constant that is easier to change.
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Mar 26, 2026
| ts_r = right_cap.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_POS_MSEC) | ||
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| if ts_l < ts_r - MAX_TIMECODE_DIFF: | ||
| ret_l, frame_l = left_cap.read() |
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Does this not change the sync calculations entirely? or is this accounted for somehow?
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This is the initial version of sync analyser, a program which can be used to objectively measure the synchronisation of two stereoscopic cameras. It includes a GUI where you can step through the frames manually, which is useful for manual analysis and debugging. There is also a script that can ingest an entire folder of stereoscopic video and output a csv containing the sync offsets, which is useful for testing with multiple trials.
