I thought I had already posted this, but it didn't show up. Sorry if this is a duplicate.
I have a CSV input file that has 10 rows per second through an ET of 15:39.30. However, RR only recognizes 15:38.30 - it cuts off the last 10 rows / last 1 second. The configure screen says "Type: Data" and "Length: 00:15:38.30."
Any ideas? Thank you
What's the time offset of the first sample? The length in RaceRender should generally be the last sample time minus the first sample time.
In this case, I'd suspect that the first sample time is not zero. Another possibility is that if some sample times are out of order, those may be discarded or cause undesirable behavior.
ET of the first row is 00:00.0. ET of the last row is 15:39.3.Originally Posted by Weston@HPTuners
Here are the ET's surrounding the problematic cut-off. They appear to be in order.
15:38.100
15:38.200
15:38.299
15:38.399
15:38.500
15:38.600
15:38.700
15:38.799
15:38.899
15:39.000
15:39.100
15:39.200
15:39.299
15:39.320
15:39.320
Note that the last ET is repeated many times, but that hasn't been an issue previously, so I'm assuming that is ok?
Thanks for your help
I haven't been able to replicate any issue where it's losing 1 second or the last 10 rows. The last sample repeating the same sample time a bunch of times may cause some of those to be discarded, and that situation might possibly impact the timing of other things after it (if there were anything after it), but I don't see how it would cause this particular issue.
My only theory without seeing the full file would be that something is causing it to discard those samples. If you could send the full data file to me at Info@RaceRender.com, I'll take a look and see what's happening...
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