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Lots of black strip and keep flashing when recording #583

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Dolan-Liu opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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Lots of black strip and keep flashing when recording #583

Dolan-Liu opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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@Dolan-Liu
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Whenever I attempt a recording, the screen flickers continuously, and numerous black stripes appear. If anyone has encountered a similar issue or has suggestions for a resolution, could you please share your insights here? Thanks!
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@yucedagonurcan
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It can be due to bandwidth, loss of packages from network transport, do check out other issues and you can also try the lighter UDP profiles to check if it helps

@laurent82
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laurent82 commented May 13, 2024

Hello
I'm also facing this problem on some computers (and no problem at all on others with same specs). The only hint I have is indeed it is dropping a lot of packets for some reasons.

This is my configuration, using Python and SDK 0.10.0 (I haven't tested yet with version 0.11.0)

        sensor_config.lidar_mode = client.LidarMode.MODE_1024x10
        sensor_config.udp_port_lidar = 7502
        sensor_config.udp_port_imu = 7503
        sensor_config.signal_multiplier = 1
        sensor_config.azimuth_window = (0, 360000)
        sensor_config.timestamp_mode = client.TimestampMode.TIME_FROM_SYNC_PULSE_IN
        sensor_config.multipurpose_io_mode = client.MultipurposeIOMode.MULTIPURPOSE_INPUT_NMEA_UART
        sensor_config.nmea_baud_rate = client.NMEABaudRate.BAUD_115200
        sensor_config.nmea_leap_seconds = 0
        sensor_config.phase_lock_enable = False
        sensor_config.sync_pulse_out_pulse_width = 10

Computers that have the problem are running on Windows 10 or 11. They do have a gigabit ethernet. I tried to play with the different settings of the network adapter (energy-saving mode or related) but I didn't find anything relevant. The problem also happens randomly.

Can you elaborate about the lighter UDP profiles?

@matt-attack
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matt-attack commented Nov 9, 2024

For Windows and Linux this thread has some instructions on mitigations:
https://community.ouster.com/t/increase-receive-buffer-to-eliminate-packet-drop-problem-on-some-windows-computers/84

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