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Hello. I also made an alternate function using poll for frames and saw similar results.
> > I needed code that would first collect 6 frames and then display the 6 that were collected. > > The 'for int' instruction directly before the wait_for_frames() line...
I'll note this down as a potential alternate option. Does this method also do the valid frame checking that poll_for_frames() and wait_for_frames() conduct? I'd also like to focus back on...
> As far as I am aware, genlock sync does not check whether a frame is valid when generating 'burst' frames. > > With poll_for_frames, new frames arrive instantly without...
> Hi @ndaley7 Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks! I'm still testing things, but I am curious about the syncer... Is it possible to use with...
> If you mean hardware sync then no, the D405 model does not have a set of physical 'sync pin' connectors that is required for hardware sync, My apologies for...
I get a frame_ref error when it tries to get the color frame from the captured frameset.  For comparison the frameset has 2 elements when retreived via pipeline: ...
@MartyG-RealSense I think we can rule out a settings issue as well. I enabled the pipeline recording functionality and stepped through the result step by step. At least when it...
> I do not have any further suggestions about this out of order frames issue at this time, unfortunately. I see that you reposted this issue on the Intel RealSense...
> D405-specific scripts are rare, with the D405 version of the Python depth-color alignment script at #11329 (which is not a syncer script) being the main example of one made...