I’m using SSD connected by eSATA port.
I tried “To initialize your USB disk (Linux)” and " To optimize your platform to store recorded data (Linux)", and increase write speed from 213 MB/s to 464 MB/s raised.
However, using the ipp_raw sample with 1 camera, ICP DROP is still occurring.
Is there any other way to prevent ICP DROP?
Do you see the issue on DRIVE Software 10 natively suppoted camera models (those with NVIDIA as contact in the camera table in DRIVE Ecosystem - Hardware and Software | NVIDIA Developer (as below)? If yes, what’s the command for our reproduce?
I think that when I record a camera with AGX, CAPTURE DROP occurs.
Please tell me for reference.
When recording an IMX390(or fullhd 30fps camera), how much CAPTURE DROP will occur on one and four connections respectively?
In the next release, we have some enhancements for file writer in the sample. Please try if not creating a file for each frame (in CNvSIPLConsumer.hpp) can help this frame dropping issue. Thanks!
For the schedule of the next release, please contact with your nvidia representative. I don’t provide the information here.
On DRIVE Software 10, without “–enableRawOutput” argument, I cannot observe the CAPTURE_FRAME_DROP messages. On the next release, even with the argument, I don’t observe the issue. FYI.