Recovering from streaming timeout error (question) about librealsense HOT 9 CLOSED

For R200 we have a few unpublished commits that let you reset the device after a frame timeout. Ping @sgorsten to push them in the next few days.

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How do you catch the timeout errors? I do use try-catch to wrap the code for wait-for-frames and frame capturing, but it looks like no error is thrown. The programm freezes while waiting for a frame and never gets back.

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@digitologist do you have a snippit of code to share with @Wollimayer?

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Here's how I do it:

for (int i = 0; i < deviceCount; ++i) {
    if (deviceAbort[i]) continue;
    try {
        deviceManager[i]->wait_for_frames();
    }
    catch (const rs::error & e) {
        deviceAbort[i] = true;
        cout << "Realsense Error: cam " << i << ": " << e.what() << endl;
    }
}

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@digitologist Thank you. I'm using the same construct right now, but no error is thrown.
It might be a different problem ( issue #29 ).

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@Wollimayer - can you use one of the other sample apps to print out the firmware versions of each of your F200s?

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2.60.0.0 And two 2.50.0.0 .
The problem occurs on both versions.

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@Wollimayer will discuss in #29, streaming timeouts and config timeouts are logically different issues.

For streaming timeouts, code on the the current dev branch should be able to reset a device fully at runtime after code like @digitologist detects a timeout.

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Hi, I also have problems with timeout of streaming. I can catch the error, stop and start the camera and then the stream is running. But the timestamps then are wrong. the get_frame_timestamp function gives numbers between -3 and 4. Is that a bug? How can I restart the camera properly?

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