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[HOW-TO] change the time format from:
[HOW-TO] change the time format from (e.g. Frame-2 captured, Timestamp: 33327) to readable one with Y-M-S.milliseconds in the code "capture_video_nframes.py"
Oct 21, 2024
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[HOW-TO] change the time format from (e.g. Frame-2 captured, Timestamp: 33327) to readable one with Y-M-S.milliseconds in the code "capture_video_nframes.py"
[HOW-TO] change the time format from (e.g. 33327) to a readable one with Y-M-S.milliseconds in the code "capture_video_nframes.py"
Oct 21, 2024
Hi, this is really a Python question, not a Picamera2 question, so you might get better answers elsewhere.
I don't know how to do this either, but I might think about how to get the time at which the system booted (psutil.boot_time()?), add that to the sensor timestamp, and then use the datetime module to turn that into something more readable. But I'm afraid I'm only guessing.
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