Fix StreamingLeRobotDataset using global index for video frame lookup#3110
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streaming_dataset.py computed current_ts from item["index"] (global dataset index) instead of item["timestamp"] (per-episode timestamp). Since each .mp4 file is per-episode, torchcodec received a frame index far beyond the video length, causing IndexError. Use item["timestamp"] to match what LeRobotDataset.__getitem__ does. Fixes huggingface#3080
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What this PR does
Fixes
StreamingLeRobotDatasetcrashing withIndexError: Invalid frame indexon datasets with multiple episodes.Root cause
streaming_dataset.py:312computed the current timestamp fromitem["index"](the global dataset index):But each
.mp4file is per-episode, sotorchcodecreceived a frame index far beyond the video length (e.g. frame 134029 in a 25215-frame video), causingIndexError.Fix
Use
item["timestamp"](per-episode timestamp) instead, matching whatLeRobotDataset.__getitem__does at line 1099.Fixes #3080