I am unable to collect the metadata (mostly need timestamp) of each frame of my seq file, and I really need to be able to collect a matrix or csv that contains the temperature values associated with each pixel of every frame of the video. I have attempted to mess with the "export_raw" argument in split_seqs, but have not been able to get the txt file to be exported. I think there may be an issue with the txt file being overwritten by the .fff files, because they have the same folder name ("raw").
I have also attempted to extract the temperature data from the radiometric tiff files, but have found that the tiff's only contain what I believe is the 16-bit normalized temperature values from 0-~65,000. I also noticed the raw2temp function is used to calculate the explicit temperatures, so I am wondering if there is a way to convert the normalized values from the radiometric tiffs to the actual values in celsius or kelvin again using that function?
I am unable to collect the metadata (mostly need timestamp) of each frame of my seq file, and I really need to be able to collect a matrix or csv that contains the temperature values associated with each pixel of every frame of the video. I have attempted to mess with the "export_raw" argument in split_seqs, but have not been able to get the txt file to be exported. I think there may be an issue with the txt file being overwritten by the .fff files, because they have the same folder name ("raw").
I have also attempted to extract the temperature data from the radiometric tiff files, but have found that the tiff's only contain what I believe is the 16-bit normalized temperature values from 0-~65,000. I also noticed the raw2temp function is used to calculate the explicit temperatures, so I am wondering if there is a way to convert the normalized values from the radiometric tiffs to the actual values in celsius or kelvin again using that function?