Hi there,
I noticed that my BlueROV2 records videos with different frame rates. One dive the frame rate is at about 32, another dive with another conditions (maybe darker) the frame rate is at abour 19 and some dives it is at 21. I would prefer 25 frames per second on every dive. Where does the different rates come from? Can I set it to a fixed rate for every dive?
Thanks!
Best regards from the Baltic Coast
Chris
Can you please let me know how you are determining the frame rate of a video file?
Hi,
I can find the frame rate in the codec informations of the VLC Media Player for example or when I import it in Adobe Premiere for editing.
In this screenshot you find the frame rate at the line “Bildwiederholrate” (German)
Best regards
Chris
This is interesting. @schleitaucher can you let us know what camera you are using? Our standard USB camera on the BlueROV2 should have a fixed framerate of 30fps.
I haven’t modified the camera in my BlueROV2. It’s the standard cam I think.
I’ve made a note to investigate and resolve:
https://github.com/bluerobotics/qgroundcontrol/issues/217
Hey Jacob, thanks for your investigation. But I still haven’t understand completely, what this means. The framerate is depending on the amount of light? So there’s no Chance to set the framerate higher to a fixed rate?
Thanks!
Chris
Hello Chris.
Unfortunately we don’t have a solution for that yet. I bumped into that issue while solving another one and took those notes. We still need some more troubleshooting on this one.
I have the same problem, is there still no selution?
You can track the current state of the issue here: Confirm output framerate · Issue #217 · bluerobotics/qgroundcontrol · GitHub
It is still open, no solution yet.
