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(2 replies, posted in General)

Dear Joan,

This program is so good, that it is very understandable that you have to work hard to improve it. Waiting for an early christmas again with 8.21!

A short commentary, Chas.

WOW!

big_smile

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(0 replies, posted in Ideas and feature requests)

Dear Joan
I just found a very interesting freeware Android App, SensorEX. This App will send video, orientation and acceleration data from a smartphone to PC by bluetooth. Is this something to integrate with Kinovea?

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(3 replies, posted in General)

Yes. Need help? big_smile

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(3 replies, posted in Ideas and feature requests)

Joan:"From the capture tab in the main preferences you can have the snapshots named automatically with a timestamp. If it needs to have more precision it would probably be simple to integrate."

Yes. This worked, but the precision should probably be down to 1/10 second, as times are recorded in full seconds in road races.

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(3 replies, posted in Ideas and feature requests)

Thank you Joan for catching on to my idea smile!
Using a defined external command would make it a lot more versatile.  One could build a racetiming system that updates to the web directly online through smartphones etc.?



Well. Now that I am thinking "crazy": would it be possible to make KINOVEA react on outside trigger signals?
A person carrying a RFID or bluetooth approaching would make the program act...take a snapshot...read in the signal and stamp the video/picture...

More simple: using movement detection with grading of change in the screen:   X% changing pixels trigger the function?


And a third idea: using the videodelay, Kinovea would make a short recording of the 3-5 second BEFORE the snapshot. The snapshot finish and this video would be saved dually.

And a fourth, extra complicated idea: could Kinovea at some stage have a picture "reading" function to extract data from QRCards or identify numerals (1,2,3,...45....567) in the picture.

This way Kinovea could be used on-the-fly  as a racetiming device.

I am not quite sure if this idea fits in here, but I would very much like to "time stamp" and save images from a streaming video.
Example: I am streaming a finish line of a crosscountry race. When competitors cross the line, I click and save an image with a running clock timestamp. All the timestamps are recorded in a file and can be opened later with Excel/OpenOffice etc. to match with corresponding images.
In this way I have a backup and documentation of the runners.

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(2 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

I have been using a non-branded HD-camera from Chinavasion and had no issues? Very good quality on both video and camera. Not too expensive either.

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(22 replies, posted in General)

You are amazing, Joan smile!

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(26 replies, posted in General)

Thank you for the answer, Joan. Another question (should probably be thrown in the ideas/suggestion): Would it be possible to make a function on the delayed video that slows it down for a specified timelapse and percentage when I push a button?
Example:  a bunch of kids are doing longjump and when they walk back to from the pit I can show them and comment their performance in slo-mo instantly. Of course this would not save the performance but only give a one-time slowmotion...

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(26 replies, posted in General)

A stupid question (I tried but it didn´t work): If I add a GIF to a video - is it supposed to retain the animation throught the clip? It would be fa21, 3522, 0),
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(323ntastic to have an animated GIF on top of a video....!
Will there at some stage be an option to create GIF´s from clips?

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(26 replies, posted in General)

IT´S CHRISTMAS AGAIN! THANK YOU JOAN.

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(6 replies, posted in Bug reports)

I had the same problem because of the mirrorimage.

Very nice idea.
Should there be a scoring or preference-system to keep up the value of votes? Otherwise I like ALL the suggestions!  If I had only  a certain amount of votes to put out.... Or giving "12 points to Ireland", like in the Eurovision?

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(5 replies, posted in Bug reports)

I am an athletics coach in technical events and have had great help from Kinovea. I would say it´s one of the easiest and most intuitive analysis programs I´ve used. Dabbling around for a day or two - and you can fly wink!
A good thing to learn in advance/along with the program is some basics on filming footage for analysis. That makes it easier to apply the features provided.