cpp-multicam std::runtime_error at memory location... about librealsense HOT 10 CLOSED

In one of the Visual Studio menus there is a window where you can enable breakpoints on C++ exceptions. Can you turn that on and report back? It will give you the exact location of the runtime_error. Also, the console output in most (all?) examples should catch the runtime error and print a helpful message.

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I enabled breakpoints for thrown exceptions and ran the multicam program again. Here is the first thing that pops up: screenshot

Is there anything in particular that you would like to see?

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Our bad. If you look at this line https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/examples/cpp-multicam.cpp#l31, we accidentally left a hardcoded streaming mode that only works for the R200 camera. Just replace the lines with the commented versions and it should work, and we'll fix it up in the actual example Monday!

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I see! Thanks!

On a unrelated note, I got an email from SFVR saying that you'll be giving a talk at their next event! I'm a huge VR enthusiast and was wondering if you know any good resources for learning how to integrate the RealSense cameras with VR headsets?

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Come to the event to find out!

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I would! But I'm an undergrad attending a university that's a few hours away, unfortunately :/

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Hey @ddiakopoulos , so there is no longer an error for when cameras are connected. However, an runtime exception is still thrown when there are no cameras connected. Just thought I should let you guys know that.

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@glang -- maybe I'll type up a blog post about it after the event!

On your second note, librealsense can and will throw exceptions as an error handling mechanism. It is by design that the examples will throw when there are no connected cameras.

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@ddiakopoulos That would be awesome! And thanks for fixing the camera issue!

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@ddiakopoulos Now that's the SFVR event is over, would you be able to share what you presented? I'm really curious!

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