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I have to replay a bag file, which contains 15000 messages over a duration of 66seconds. I wrote a subscriber node to this topic. On the subscriber side, I count the number of messages received. I notice that not all messages are received. And the number of messages received is not fixed every time. I need to replay this bag file in real-time and without data loss. How can I achieve this?
I tried replaying the same bag with rosbag play (command line) the performance of command line is much better when compared to rqt_bag, but there is still some data loss. How can I ensure that all messages are received on subscriber end?
Your help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I am facing the same issue here.
I have a bag file which contains over 80,000 messages, duration is about 40s. The rqt_bag can only publish the topics at ~50Hz whereas the rosbag play command can do that at ~2000Hz.
Are there any parameters that need to be set before starting the rqt_bag in order to speed it up?
I have to replay a bag file, which contains 15000 messages over a duration of 66seconds. I wrote a subscriber node to this topic. On the subscriber side, I count the number of messages received. I notice that not all messages are received. And the number of messages received is not fixed every time. I need to replay this bag file in real-time and without data loss. How can I achieve this?
I tried replaying the same bag with rosbag play (command line) the performance of command line is much better when compared to rqt_bag, but there is still some data loss. How can I ensure that all messages are received on subscriber end?
Your help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: