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How to access streamed data #10

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s-weissbach opened this issue Jul 4, 2022 · 2 comments
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How to access streamed data #10

s-weissbach opened this issue Jul 4, 2022 · 2 comments

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@s-weissbach
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Hello,

maybe a bit of a newbie question, but I do not really find the given explanations helpful so far. I was able to run Recording.py and it returned a few lines ".NET ....".
How do I access this datastream, are there any more explanations apart from the example scripts and the 860-page "documentation" in McsUsbNet to get started with the basics?

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ghost commented Jul 7, 2022

Could you be a little bit more specific where you need help?
As you see in the code of the printout .NET ....": np_data contains the data from the device.
Regards the examples as important part of the documentation. The 860-pages are more a reference manual as an introduction

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s-weissbach commented Jul 7, 2022

Thank you for the reply @JensMCS.

The 860-pages are more a reference manual as an introduction

But in your README you write that this is the documentation. I think overall a lot of people would benefit from improved documentation for these two repositories (McsUsbNet and McsUsbNet_Examples).
As I understand it, these .NET files are unique to windows. I personally never work with windows and have no idea how to work with these files.

I think my main questions would be:

  • How do i connect the output of recording.py with asNumpyArray() while recording?
  • Where is this data stored? Is it lingering around in the RAM? What happens when the allocated space is full?

For the McsUsbNet I'd recommend extensive documentation that is understandable for people new to your library (e.g. on https://readthedocs.org/). In the current reference, the input parameters are listed but not explained. Also, the function description often does not explain what the function does in the end. Examples would be very helpful in this context.

Can you give some additional information of

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