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Hi,
I don't know why, but I have a 16 bit Kinect depth image recorded in my bag file.
And now I want to use rgbd_slam for processing.
Is there a solution to get this working, because the normal bitrate is 32Bit depth, isn't it?
What other data is in your bagfile, please post the output of rosbag info <yourbagfile>. If you have a cloud, set the topic for the depth image in rgbdslam's parameters to "" (empty string). Otherwise, try setting the "depth_scaling" parameter to 0.001 (I'm guessing that the 16bit thing contains millimeters).
I am unsure what you mean by "compressed" in the title? That the bagfile is compressed? That wouldn't have any impact (except the cpu performance required to decompress).
Well, you answered my [other question](http://answers.ros.org/question/64666/openni-depth-image-problem/) regarding the strange depth image in my bag file. The normal image_transport decompressing does not work for me, so I looked how rqt_gui did the thumbnail view, and took this approach. The just make a python image out of it and I convert it back to a ros image. So now I have this image, but then RGBD throws an opencv error that says it can't convert to bayer_grbg8 or so. Don't know the error exactly, as I am not at university right now...
Asked: 2013-07-18 05:45:28 -0500
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Last updated: Jul 21 '13
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