Kieran Kunhya (12021-02-07): > You do care because different sources generated either by a PC or different > physical cameras will drift. E.g at 25fps after one hour you might get > 90000 frames from one and 90002 or whatever frames from another etc. And of > course the timestamps will drift slowly. Unfortunately you seem to share > the same fundamental misunderstandings as the kernel developers.
Your reasoning is backwards: different time bases is precisely the reason we need the option of timestamps with a common reference frame. With the situation you describe, the application that captures the two cameras can detect that one is faster than the other and duplicate or skip frames as necessary. Without a common timestamp, it is not possible. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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