I just resorted to taking a stereo photo (not video frame) every x seconds and adding them into a folder. After which, they're converted into an mp4 @ 15 fps. Works fine.Think the explanation for this issue is that you've dropped the Scalercrop calculation and control, that forces the use of the appropriate cropped portion of the sensor . So the underlying code now has to make an assumption about how to crop. For the 2:1 left image it isn't using the full image height and is performing it's own 'letterbox' crop prior to being downscaled in width. (The assumption for the 1:1 right image seems to be match the forced crop though!)Ok, my next task is a simple stereoscopic Timelapse.
I've modified the code to create a folder into which an image is inserted every X seconds. Once the script is suspended, the images are turned into an mp4 video file at 15fps and the folder is removed. The format for running the script is python3 lapse.py name interval (lapse.py helloworld 2).
The problem is that the left side of the image is now elongated and I can't figure why or how to resolve it.
Statistics: Posted by MRV — Fri Nov 08, 2024 5:33 pm
