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Sorry for the silly question. I solved the issue.

Here is a solution to my problem regarding the publish rate of RGB image.

previously it was . and thats way I was getting 15Hz rate, but now it's 30Hz as I have changed it to .

This is for the libuvc_ros driver that I'm using for Astra Pro with astra_pro.launch file.

using the following command $ roslaunch astra_launch astra_pro.launch

<node pkg="libuvc_camera" type="camera_node" name="astra_pro_uvc">

<!-- Image size and type -->
<param name="width" value="640"/>
<param name="height" value="480"/>
<!-- choose whichever uncompressed format the camera supports: -->
<param name="video_mode" value="uncompressed"/> <!-- or yuyv/nv12/jpeg -->
<param name="frame_rate" value="30"/>
<param name="frame_id" value="$(arg camera)_rgb_optical_frame"/>

<param name="timestamp_method" value="start"/> <!-- start of frame -->


<!-- Change has to be done here to add the camera calibration file-->

<!-- <param name="camera_info_url" value="file:///tmp/cam.yaml"/> -->




<param name="auto_exposure" value="3"/> <!-- use aperture_priority auto exposure -->
<param name="auto_white_balance" value="false"/>

</node>

</group>

Thanks,

Prasanna

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Sorry for the silly question. I solved the issue.

Here is a solution to my problem regarding the publish rate of RGB image.

previously it was . and thats way I was getting 15Hz rate, but now it's 30Hz as I have changed it to .

This is for the libuvc_ros driver that I'm using for Astra Pro with astra_pro.launch file.

using the following command command

$ roslaunch astra_launch astra_pro.launch

astra_pro.launch <node pkg="libuvc_camera" type="camera_node" name="astra_pro_uvc">

<!-- Parameters used to find the camera -->
    <param name="vendor" value="0x2bc5"/>
    <param name="product" value="0x0501"/>
    <param name="serial" value=""/>
    <!-- If the above parameters aren't unique, choose the first match: -->
    <param name="index" value="0"/>

    <!-- Image size and type -->
 <param name="width" value="640"/>
 <param name="height" value="480"/>
 <!-- choose whichever uncompressed format the camera supports: -->
 <param name="video_mode" value="uncompressed"/> <!-- or yuyv/nv12/jpeg -->
 <param name="frame_rate" value="30"/>
 <param name="frame_id" value="$(arg camera)_rgb_optical_frame"/>

 <param name="timestamp_method" value="start"/> <!-- start of frame -->


 <!-- Change has to be done here to add the camera calibration file-->

 <!-- <param name="camera_info_url" value="file:///tmp/cam.yaml"/> -->




 <param name="auto_exposure" value="3"/> <!-- use aperture_priority auto exposure -->
 <param name="auto_white_balance" value="false"/>
  </node>

</group> <!-- rgb -->

</node>

</group>

Thanks,

Prasanna

Sorry for the silly question. I solved the issue.

Here is a solution to my problem regarding the publish rate of RGB image.

previously it was . and thats way I was getting 15Hz rate, but now it's 30Hz as I have changed it to .it.

before ---------

after ---------

This is for the libuvc_ros driver that I'm using for Astra Pro with astra_pro.launch file.

using the following command

$ roslaunch astra_launch astra_pro.launch

<node pkg="libuvc_camera" type="camera_node" name="astra_pro_uvc">
    <!-- Parameters used to find the camera -->
    <param name="vendor" value="0x2bc5"/>
    <param name="product" value="0x0501"/>
    <param name="serial" value=""/>
    <!-- If the above parameters aren't unique, choose the first match: -->
    <param name="index" value="0"/>

    <!-- Image size and type -->
    <param name="width" value="640"/>
    <param name="height" value="480"/>
    <!-- choose whichever uncompressed format the camera supports: -->
    <param name="video_mode" value="uncompressed"/> <!-- or yuyv/nv12/jpeg -->
    <param name="frame_rate" value="30"/>
    <param name="frame_id" value="$(arg camera)_rgb_optical_frame"/>

    <param name="timestamp_method" value="start"/> <!-- start of frame -->


    <!-- Change has to be done here to add the camera calibration file-->

    <!-- <param name="camera_info_url" value="file:///tmp/cam.yaml"/> -->




    <param name="auto_exposure" value="3"/> <!-- use aperture_priority auto exposure -->
    <param name="auto_white_balance" value="false"/>
  </node>

</group> <!-- rgb -->

Thanks,

Prasanna

Sorry for the silly question. I solved the issue.

Here is a solution to my problem regarding the publish rate of RGB image.

previously it was . and thats way I was getting 15Hz rate, but now it's 30Hz as I have changed it.

before --------- param name="frame_rate" value="15"

after --------- param name="frame_rate" value="30"

This is for the libuvc_ros driver that I'm using for Astra Pro with astra_pro.launch file.

using the following command

$ roslaunch astra_launch astra_pro.launch

<node pkg="libuvc_camera" type="camera_node" name="astra_pro_uvc">
    <!-- Parameters used to find the camera -->
    <param name="vendor" value="0x2bc5"/>
    <param name="product" value="0x0501"/>
    <param name="serial" value=""/>
    <!-- If the above parameters aren't unique, choose the first match: -->
    <param name="index" value="0"/>

    <!-- Image size and type -->
    <param name="width" value="640"/>
    <param name="height" value="480"/>
    <!-- choose whichever uncompressed format the camera supports: -->
    <param name="video_mode" value="uncompressed"/> <!-- or yuyv/nv12/jpeg -->
    <param name="frame_rate" value="30"/>
    <param name="frame_id" value="$(arg camera)_rgb_optical_frame"/>

    <param name="timestamp_method" value="start"/> <!-- start of frame -->


    <!-- Change has to be done here to add the camera calibration file-->

    <!-- <param name="camera_info_url" value="file:///tmp/cam.yaml"/> -->




    <param name="auto_exposure" value="3"/> <!-- use aperture_priority auto exposure -->
    <param name="auto_white_balance" value="false"/>
  </node>

</group> <!-- rgb -->

Thanks,

Prasanna