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Implement HEVC logging for PC #20269
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HEVCs are currently encoded using OMX which I don't think has a PC version. So on the computer we store the logs as raw. If you want to implement this you need another implementation of |
Would implementing libde265 be a viable solution? |
Since it's for development only I don't attach too much value to the exact backend. As long as it's not too much code and nicely abstracted in a VideoEncoder class it's fine. |
Closing this as there's nothing really to track here. This is more of a nice to have. |
Describe the bug
When I run a
simulation
on CARLA, I get the log video files in hevc.mkv format. When I try to open the video with VLC, only a quick visualization of the video is shown (less than half a second). Then the video stops.How to reproduce or log data
It happens every time I run a simulation and a video/log files are created. To do this I followed the installation instructions.
Expected behavior
A creation of a correct HEVC file.
Additional context
I tried to find the problem by checking the VLC log file. It says "mkv error: cannot use the segment". Then I tried to extract the frames of the video using ffmpeg. I only could get 2 frames. However, the video file that I used is +40 Mb, which corresponds to around 20 seconds of simulation.
The bz2 log file seems to be ok.
Operating system: Ubuntu 20.04
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