libcamera
v0.3.2+188-9fc86dc0
Supporting cameras in Linux since 2019
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Metadata related to a captured frame. More...
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struct | Plane |
Per-plane frame metadata. More... | |
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enum | Status { FrameSuccess, FrameError, FrameCancelled } |
Define the frame completion status. More... | |
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Span< Plane > | planes () |
Retrieve the array of per-plane metadata. More... | |
Span< const Plane > | planes () const |
Retrieve the array of per-plane metadata. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
Status | status |
Status of the frame. More... | |
unsigned int | sequence |
Frame sequence number. More... | |
uint64_t | timestamp |
Time when the frame was captured. More... | |
Metadata related to a captured frame.
The FrameMetadata structure stores all metadata related to a captured frame, as stored in a FrameBuffer, such as capture status, timestamp and bytes used.
Define the frame completion status.
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FrameSuccess | The frame has been captured with success and contains valid data. All fields of the FrameMetadata structure are valid. |
FrameError | An error occurred during capture of the frame. The frame data may be partly or fully invalid. The sequence and timestamp fields of the FrameMetadata structure is valid, the other fields may be invalid. |
FrameCancelled | Capture stopped before the frame completed. The frame data is not valid. All fields of the FrameMetadata structure but the status field are invalid. |
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Retrieve the array of per-plane metadata.
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Retrieve the array of per-plane metadata.
libcamera::FrameMetadata::sequence |
Frame sequence number.
The sequence number is a monotonically increasing number assigned to the frames captured by the stream. The value is increased by one for each frame. Gaps in the sequence numbers indicate dropped frames.
libcamera::FrameMetadata::status |
Status of the frame.
The validity of other fields of the FrameMetadata structure depends on the status value.
libcamera::FrameMetadata::timestamp |
Time when the frame was captured.
The timestamp is expressed as a number of nanoseconds relative to the system clock since an unspecified time point.