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We were wondering whether the output of frame_to_object_stream needs to maintain a sequential frame ordering. The lines themselves are indexed by the frame number, so functionality later on is maintained, but I'm unsure whether the client expects to investigate these files themselves and wishes to maintain the sequential order of the events (as they appear in the file).
Thanks.
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Let's say yes, since they're representative of a stream. Imagine a continuously streaming example where, instead of sending frame indices, we can reduce bandwidth by just having a frame_start flag or similar.
Hi,
We were wondering whether the output of frame_to_object_stream needs to maintain a sequential frame ordering. The lines themselves are indexed by the frame number, so functionality later on is maintained, but I'm unsure whether the client expects to investigate these files themselves and wishes to maintain the sequential order of the events (as they appear in the file).
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: