I want to know current system time with microsecond Resolution. date +%s returns Time in seconds since epoch(1-1-1970). How can I get time in microseconds Resolution. How much delay is in querying this value? By delay I mean suppose  at time t secs i query and it gives me value t + t' what is t' ? My Use case: I am recording Videos using multiple Raspberry Pis simulatenously. Now I want to timestamp each frame of videos so that I can align them. Currently for timestamp it's using boot time(time since boot). Boot time is accurate but it's different for each Raspberry Pi. I have configured all Pi's to a NTP Server thus all have same System time. So basically I want the timestamp of System time not Boot Time. How can I do that ?
How to get system time with microsecond Resolution
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