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Franzi Ki

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  1. Thanks, I will have a look on this. I increased the queue size more and more, but I checked the VI again and found a small mistake and afterwards I reached the 100 fps... It helps to save it as an array, now I have to check, how I will continue with this data type. But many thanks!!! I already benchmark the frame rate in top loop trough the delta t.
  2. I had a look on how fast I can write to disk and this could be a bottleneck, if I want to reach the 100 fps, but at the moment, the Frame rate is limited to 9 - 10 fps. So this could not be the problem, now. I am already writing my images as PNGs. What do you mean with "N workers"? and how could it look like, if I create for each frame an new reference, I cannot imagine this. Thanks for your help! Unfortunately, this example did not help me, the increasing of the max queue size did not show any effect on my frame rate. But thanks for your help!
  3. Hi everyone, I want to take images with my Basler acA1300-200um camera at 50 to 100 fps and save them numerated. My problem is that I cannot reach the fps if I am taking and saving the images simultaneously (in one loop). I have read about that topic and one proposed solution is the producer/consumer scheme, which has no improvement for my VI. Does anyone know, how I can decouple the acquisition from the saving or how I can store the images temporarily in the RAM? Thanks
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