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Depth vs Color Aspect Ratio?

Austin_C_ — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 22:33:27 GMT

What's the point of having an HD 1920x1080 camera if we can't even use the depth data for full HD? The depth data is 640x480.

So that means we can only use the depth data on a video feed of 4:3 so we will have ugly bars on the sides of our application.

Or we can only detect depth within a 4:3 area of the center of our 16:9 application?

Why isn't the depth data the same aspect ratio as the color data?

The UVMAP will take care of

Xusheng_L_Intel — Thu, 30 Oct 2014 22:03:17 GMT

The UVMAP will take care of it. You will have not ugly bars on the sides of your app.

if you just want to use 16:9

Thoriq_S_ — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 15:50:44 GMT

if you just want to use 16:9 aspect ratio, you can crop the video to be 640x360
and why the depth data is only 640x480, i think the depth data have more complexity than usual video data, thus it will need more time to be processed and using more time. so the resolution is reduced to accomodate the processing time

They are different sensors,

samontab — Sun, 26 Apr 2015 00:38:11 GMT

They are different sensors, so it makes sense that the aspect ratio may be different. Actually the region of the real world being captured is slightly different as well since the two cameras are in different locations.

Remember that you can't just simply use each pixel for each camera at the native streams, you need to either project the color camera to the depth camera, or vice versa. That will end up in a pixel aligned image, with the matching aspect ratios.

I'll try your solution

Adi_P_ — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 03:40:46 GMT

I'll try your solution

Thoriq S. wrote:

if you just want to use 16:9 aspect ratio, you can crop the video to be 640x360
and why the depth data is only 640x480, i think the depth data have more complexity than usual video data, thus it will need more time to be processed and using more time. so the resolution is reduced to accomodate the processing time

I'll try your solution

Adi_P_ — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 03:41:43 GMT

I'll try your solution

Thoriq S. wrote:

if you just want to use 16:9 aspect ratio, you can crop the video to be 640x360
and why the depth data is only 640x480, i think the depth data have more complexity than usual video data, thus it will need more time to be processed and using more time. so the resolution is reduced to accomodate the processing time

Quote:Adi P. wrote:

Thoriq_S_ — Wed, 29 Apr 2015 04:58:00 GMT

Adi P. wrote:

I'll try your solution

please let me now if it works