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bobdavies2000 avatar bobdavies2000 commented on May 21, 2024

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Jason1820 avatar Jason1820 commented on May 21, 2024

Windows 10. Did you test it with the 3 cameras all connected to the same USB hub? I can get 3 streams running if I connect 2 to the hub, then another to a 2nd USB port on my computer but I would prefer for them all to use the same hub.

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digitologist avatar digitologist commented on May 21, 2024

Is your hub bus-powered or does it have a supplementary power supply? Beyond two cameras per hub, I have had better luck with powered hubs, but still find it safest to limit to two. I can get eight cameras working on a NUC no problem, but need to use 4 hubs to do it.

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Jason1820 avatar Jason1820 commented on May 21, 2024

Externally powered USB 3.0 hub. This has been tested with 2 different hubs.

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ddiakopoulos avatar ddiakopoulos commented on May 21, 2024

As @digitologist states, our recommended config is 2 cameras per hub. The 1920x1080 rgb stream is 6 megabytes (x2 streams x15 times a second) + depth -- it ends up saturating most USB 3.0 hub chips quite quickly.

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teknotus avatar teknotus commented on May 21, 2024

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Jason1820 avatar Jason1820 commented on May 21, 2024

The controller would switch on and off different ports if I am right? That seems to be one solution, to capture from 2 camera, then switch to the other two. Although it is not so convenient.

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ddiakopoulos avatar ddiakopoulos commented on May 21, 2024

There are mini-pcie controllers that can add additional USB 3.0 ports to a NUC (but they aren't convenient -- you basically have to drill a hole in the case due to space constraints on the breakout). Not sure about the case for Thunderbolt 2/3.

Closing this issue out because we've stated the recommended/known working configuration of 2 cameras per powered USB 3.0 hub.

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