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Review: InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera - It probably won’t surprise you to learn that Hackaday is constantly hounded by com... - https://hackaday.com/2023/06/19/review-infiray-p2-pro-thermal-camera/ #thermalcamera #toolhacks #featured #interest #reviews #android #infiray #review

Review: InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera - It probably won’t surprise you to learn that Hackaday is constantly hounded by com... - https://hackaday.com/2023/06/19/review-infiray-p2-pro-thermal-camera/ #thermalcamera #toolhacks #featured #interest #reviews #android #infiray #review

Thermally, it's pretty good as well. This is all LEDs on at full brightness. The driver is basically negligible in terms of heat. The LEDs reach around 50°C. Taken with #infiray #p2pro

OK, the camera appears to be a rebadged #Infiray

https://www.infiray.com/products/c200-handheld-thermal-imager/

Trying to find any documentation they may have about this file format.

OK, the camera appears to be a rebadged #Infiray

https://www.infiray.com/products/c200-handheld-thermal-imager/

Trying to find any documentation they may have about this file format.

Ok, so the #Infiray #P2Pro appears to simply enumerate as a USB UVC device (webcam).
You can just open the device and already get a pre-processed b/w video stream. That's cool, but not quite what I'm after.
According to the USB descriptors, there is a second ("hidden") UVC frame type available, with double the vertical resolution.
Changing to that resolution, there appears to be some kind of additional data in the lower half (raw data?) and VLC has trouble decoding the frame (it's twice as wide)

Ok, so the #Infiray #P2Pro appears to simply enumerate as a USB UVC device (webcam).
You can just open the device and already get a pre-processed b/w video stream. That's cool, but not quite what I'm after.
According to the USB descriptors, there is a second ("hidden") UVC frame type available, with double the vertical resolution.
Changing to that resolution, there appears to be some kind of additional data in the lower half (raw data?) and VLC has trouble decoding the frame (it's twice as wide)