Hi @IngFra,
In older CVB versions, packet resend was deactivated by default.
Now it is activated by default. Pass corrupt frames is also activated by default.
This lets you use the IsIncomplete flag in the VinBuffer nodemapt to check for an incomplete frame.
It is correct that you can use “NumResends” to see the number of resends done within the current acquisition.
NumBuffersLost can be used to check for lost frames, which are discarded if pass corrupt frames is disabled.
Additional hint:
instead of using tlDatastream->Node() you can use TryGetNode() in CVB 14.1 which does not throw any exception and returns a nullptr if the node does not exists.
It really looks like an incomplete frame which should be detected.
Which version of CVB are you using?
In 14.1 the detection of incomplete frames was improved.
I see the other post in the forum related to discover, but not related to CVB 14.1
Maybe to get sort all of this out, it could be worth to create a support request over the Stemmer Imaging location which is responsible for your country.
Or create a support request over the website: Support | STEMMER IMAGING (stemmer-imaging.com)