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using number1.py read image from camera1, number2.py read image from camera2.
code1 read images from camera1, and code2 read images from camera2 in one .py file.
I don't know how to bind .py file with camera, so that number1.py won't turn on camera2, or code1 won't turn on camera2. How should I do?
It sounds as though what you need to do is access cameras by their specific serial number in your '1' and '2' scripts, to make sure that each script only talks to a specific camera. The link below has an example of Pyrealsense2 code for such a setup.
It sounds as though what you need to do is access cameras by their specific serial number in your '1' and '2' scripts, to make sure that each script only talks to a specific camera. The link below has an example of Pyrealsense2 code for such a setup.
Issue Description
@MartyG-RealSense @dorodnic
Hi, I'm using two D435 cameras in my PC, I have two situations now:
I don't know how to bind .py file with camera, so that number1.py won't turn on camera2, or code1 won't turn on camera2. How should I do?
ps. I can already read one camera with my computer by align-depth2color.py
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