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When attempting to write to OffsetX (having already reduced Height and Width below sensor max) arv-tool (and libaravis) return a write-memory-error
This only happens for OffsetX (not OffsetY, which works as expected) and only happens if the write happens before any read. If I read OffsetX and then attempt to write the same value it's fine
We have observed this with 2 different camera models from 2 different vendors
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
System - Ubuntu 22.04
Cameras we've see issues with are Allied Alvium and Lucid Pheonix
1 - Connect camera and make sure it's present
2 - Write Height and Width to be less than max (and > than desired offset values)
3 - Attempt to write OffsetX
Expected behavior
The first attempt to write OffsetX takes the value without needing to be read first.
Camera description:
Manufacturer : Allied
Model Alvium 1242c
Interface USB3
Platform description:
Aravis version: seen on both 0.8.29, 0.8.30 and 0.9.0
OS: Ubuntu 22.02
Hardware x86_64
Additional context
Here's a screenshot of this occuring offsetx_2
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Description
When attempting to write to OffsetX (having already reduced Height and Width below sensor max) arv-tool (and libaravis) return a write-memory-error
This only happens for OffsetX (not OffsetY, which works as expected) and only happens if the write happens before any read. If I read OffsetX and then attempt to write the same value it's fine
We have observed this with 2 different camera models from 2 different vendors
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
System - Ubuntu 22.04
Cameras we've see issues with are Allied Alvium and Lucid Pheonix
1 - Connect camera and make sure it's present
2 - Write Height and Width to be less than max (and > than desired offset values)
3 - Attempt to write OffsetX
Expected behavior
The first attempt to write OffsetX takes the value without needing to be read first.
Camera description:
Platform description:
Additional context
Here's a screenshot of this occuring
offsetx_2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: