 | 1 | initial version |
Found it!
In order to use rxbag (much more efficient than the extract_image node => did not extract all the images of my bags files) you have to :
1°) select with your mouse the length of your timeline
2°) play your bag file (let it run)
3°) select the view "image"
4°) click on the button on the right of the text "frame%04d.png"
5°) And here normaly pop's up an another window that offers you to save all the frames
Regards
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Found it!
In order to use rxbag (much more efficient than the extract_image node => did not extract all the images of my bags files) you have to :
1°) select with your mouse the length of your timeline (a slightly cyan color show up as you select it)
2°) play your bag file (let it run)
3°) select the view "image"
4°) click on the button on the right of the text "frame%04d.png"
5°) And here normaly pop's up an another window that offers you to save all the frames
Regards
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