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Current behavior: passing in, eg, --pixel-format uint8 doesn't do anything because in extract > util.py > detect_and_set_camera_parameters(), the args are overwritten by the camera settings because camera_type = "auto." To pass in custom params to pixel and movie formats, you also have to specify camera_type = either azure or kinect.
Expected behavior: a few options. I don't know the full extent of what camera_type is used for throughout the extraction, so take all this with a grain of salt.
[not preferred but easiest] instead of failing silently, when you pass in custom args for pixel_format and movie_dtype without changing camera type from auto, it should raise an exception and specify that you need to specify camera type.
[preferred] in between setting the default param dictionary and the line where it gets applied to the config (config_data.update(**default_parameters[detected])), update default_parameters to include any user specified stuff instead.
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Current behavior: passing in, eg,
--pixel-format uint8
doesn't do anything because in extract > util.py > detect_and_set_camera_parameters(), the args are overwritten by the camera settings because camera_type = "auto." To pass in custom params to pixel and movie formats, you also have to specify camera_type = either azure or kinect.Expected behavior: a few options. I don't know the full extent of what camera_type is used for throughout the extraction, so take all this with a grain of salt.
config_data.update(**default_parameters[detected])
), update default_parameters to include any user specified stuff instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: