# Agenda 2024-01-11 ###### tags: `meeting` `update` - Attendees - [x] Adam - [x] Alan - [ ] Andy - [ ] Chi-Li - [ ] Eric - [x] Micah - [ ] Nathan - [ ] Nenad - Previous Action Items - [ ] Nathan & Adam & Chi-Li: short list individuals for invte/newsletter blast - [ ] Chi-Li: reach out to CZI comm team for hackathon support - [x] change meeting time to 30 min in the new year, keep it biweekly - Topics - Acquire-Python release candidate bug - fix going out - Micah was able to run tests with the rc2 release - TCZYX RFC - continue to work on invite list for acquisition workshop via email - Continuing to work on this list, try to get for the first half of next week. - GitHub runner for eGrabber driver (Vieworks + linescan) - Got camera back and could set it up on a machine - linescan camera - Meeting Minutes - Micah: new results with v3 zarr writer - compression ratio is still weird (2 for all zarr types, including uncompressed) - dropped frames: zstd drops the least, the number of dropped frames is concerning - transfer speed makes sense now (files are similar/same size regardless of chunk size), mostly keeping up with Tiff - prior results: zstd typically compresses more but is slower than lz4, but this is not we see here - summary: generally the result we want, but still some mysteries, and number of dropped frames is concerning (especially for larger chunks) - zstd with big shards can do ~500MB/s (still needs verification) - Alan: tczyx dimensions, picking append dimension - initial feedback on proposal - Adam: we are appending over z only - c could be interesting - good to have flexibility - Micah: more amenable to different people's approaches - Alan: acquisition workshop invite list - Adam and Nathan need to meet - Alan: github runner egrabber - Adam: can give remote access to a egrabber compat camera (linescan) - Adam: have the camera that was being used, so can set that up with a github runner - Action Items - Micah/Alan: coordinate on solving remaining mysteries from zarr experiments - Adam: email Nathan to start on workshop invite list