3rd stack GENTL (no VIN) : how to get timestamp

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Hi @Mikael,

did you activate AttachChunk when using the GenTL?
You can refere to here (only samples for .NET and Python): https://forum.commonvisionblox.com/t/using-chunk-data-in-cvb/1895

Otherwise you could use this C++ code snippet to activate AttachChunk using GenTL:

auto vinDeviceNodemap = VinDeviceNodeMap(dev);
auto AttachChunk_node = vinDeviceNodemap->Node<Cvb::BooleanNode>(Cvb::String("AttachChunk"));
AttachChunk_node ->SetValue(true);

Afterwards handling ChunkData is equal to using the vin driver.