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I'm trying to get the image/frame timestamps in the host clock. I understand that frame.getTimestamp() returns a relative time since the host was booted. However, I compared the output of frame.getTimestamp() with uptime (on linux)`, and the output didn't match my expectation (even after syncing the clocks):
How can I get the absolute timestamp on the host machine? I expect the solution to be something like
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I'm trying to get the image/frame timestamps in the host clock. I understand that
frame.getTimestamp()
returns a relative time since the host was booted. However, I compared the output offrame.getTimestamp()
withuptime
(on linux)`, and the output didn't match my expectation (even after syncing the clocks):How can I get the absolute timestamp on the host machine? I expect the solution to be something like
but I'm not sure how to get
abs_reference_timestamp
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