Does the 16-bit radiometric video work on E4? Or was that only on the E40 and up? I recall your posts about the .seq file, but IIRC that was on your E40. But if there is some way to get 16-bit radiometric video on the E4 that would be really neat!
Yes, it was a E40. We can only get the radiometric video over usb video and not as a rtsp stream.
The USB video contains multiple "streams" and the USB "Video player" must select the stream (like a usb webcam with multiple resolutions i.e. SD/HD).
The E40 delivers two video formats: a real video with display imprints and a radiometric 16 bit stream (a Flir proprietary format)
I checked it with an USB sniffer...
Did you also do this check with your E4? I'm guessing no, but can't hurt to double check if I understood that correctly..
I have currently not a Flir E4 to hand.
Can somebody test a video recording with an E4 and Flir Tools+? This flir tools+ format is 16 bit radiometric (*.seq).
I just did a quick check under linux to try and access another UVC stream. And it just confirms something that I had already noticed before. The Flir implementation is rather non-compliant UVC. I mean, why stop at a non-standard RNDIS implementation when you can rape more standards. Weeeey!
P.S.: I wrote here something about saving an internal seq.
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/flir-e4-thermal-imaging-camera-teardown/msg363898/#msg363898
Nobody answered on my post
Where are the nerds?
Can somebody test it with an E4?
Yeah, I read that in the past, but I thought it 1) only applied to the E40 at that time and 2) if not you would surely check your procedure on your E4 as well. Or is the E4 not yours, but from works or something?
At any rate, next time I happen to be in windoze I'll give video from Flirtools (flirtools+ ?) a try. Does that radiometric video feature require a license? So far I haven't really bothered all that much with flirtools, plus or otherwise.