This utility "repairs" the videos generated by the RecSyncNG app:

• Videos are unpacked
• Missing frames are injected as black frames
• Frame sequences are "synchronized" to have the same number of frames and the same start time (with tolerance)
• Videos are re-packed, and they will all have the same starting frame and the same number of frames
  • A frame counter is added

Create an environment and install the packages listed in the requirements.txt

python PostProcessVideos -i -o

Where the contains a record session downloaded from the RemoteController. E.g.:

<indir>>/
  6f7532c944f79e3a
  66b1966da6295638
  93d5ee73b24785b2
  9426ca37884d5237
  a7ca3cbd2ffb0d76
  b754970550f1257f
  cb5ca011d1918b50
  e1791b49dcdc60dd

The output dir will be filled with the post-processed videos, plus a _done file tagging that all the client videos where correctly post-processed. E.g.:

<outdir>/
  _done
  6f7532c944f79e3a.csv
  6f7532c944f79e3a.mp4
  66b1966da6295638.csv
  66b1966da6295638.mp4
  ...

There is a Makefile helping in the processing of several directories, to post-process a whole set of sessions in a single shot.

cd PostProcessing
export RECSYNC_DOWNLOAD_DIR=path/to/downloaded/sessions
make -j 8

Export an environment variable with the root of your test material and run the pytest command. It is the directory containing the clients subdirs.

export RECSYNCH_SESSION_DIR=path/to/my/stuff
pytest