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We noticed that using two cameras with the max resolution '''3840x2160''', the | We noticed that using two cameras with the max resolution '''3840x2160''', the CPU load consumption measured with tegrastats doesn't change considerably, and it remains almost the same: | ||
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We noticed that using three cameras with the max resolution '''3840x2160''', the | We noticed that using three cameras with the max resolution '''3840x2160''', the CPU load consumption measured with tegrastats doesn't change considerably, and it remains almost the same: | ||
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The results show the framerate constant at 34FPS that use nvcamerasrc and passing frames through the ISP to convert from | The results show the framerate constant at 34FPS that use nvcamerasrc and passing frames through the ISP to convert from Bayer to YUV. | ||
== Jetson OS08A10 glass to glass latency == | == Jetson OS08A10 glass to glass latency == | ||
The latency glass to glass for the Os08a10 camera is around 130ms, the image below is one of the pictures taken when the latency was calculated. | The latency glass to glass for the Os08a10 camera is around 130ms, the image below is one of the pictures taken when the latency was calculated. | ||
The left chronometer is the image that the camera took and the right chronometer belongs to the real time chronometer that camera was capturing at the moment | The left chronometer is the image that the camera took and the right chronometer belongs to the real-time chronometer that the camera was capturing at the moment | ||
[[Image:os08a10_glass_to_glass.jpg|thumb|center|800px|OS08A10 Glass to Glass latency.]] | [[Image:os08a10_glass_to_glass.jpg|thumb|center|800px|OS08A10 Glass to Glass latency.]] | ||