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OK I made a number of tests and for now my conclusion is that it's better to not try to rewrite the existing times.
In the case of the multi-time tool the "start/stop" combo command is always ambiguous anyway, but I think it's more important to have this combined start/stop shortcut for ease of use and parallel with a physical chronometer rather than separate start and stop commands.
So basically if you just add a new stopwatch object it will work just like a physical stopwatch (one shortcut for start/stop and one for split). And if there is already some data, it will only "extend" it, stopping the last live section or creating new ones at the end.
If you miss something during the live tagging you can always come back and change the end points manually with the menus.
I'm looking into this.
I think the only gotchas are that 1. we can have several stopwatches visible at the same time. This shortcut will send the event to all of them. And 2. a stopwatch may already have data, we need to handle this gracefully. There is also a new stopwatch with multiple time sections and split times.
Thanks. I have started investigating this as there have been other reports of this as well. It's very annoying. It seems it happens with many videos. It is quite puzzling, at some point the decoding library stops producing new frames, that's what I use to detect the end of the video.
Hi,
You are not missing anything, changing this option is not implemented for this tool at the moment.
That being said this tool is entirely defined in an XML file where this aspect is just an attribute so you could change it from there in the meantime.
In the program directory locate the DrawingTools > Custom > "8 - Angle to horizontal.xml" file and open it in a text editor.
In the Data section locate this:
<Angles>
<Angle origin="1" leg1="2" leg2="3" signed="true" ccw="true" supplementary="false" tenth="true"/>
</Angles>
You change the attribute `signed` to `false` to get the unsigned angle.
Do you see the red markers corresponding to the time origin in each video timeline and in the common timeline? (this is the synchronization frame in each video).
If the synchronize button does not work, does it work if you instead set the time origin independently in each video?
I think the ELP you have listed has a swappable lens with a standard mount right? You could use a wide angle lens or even fisheye lens on it.
In the capture screen it's only interfacing with the video output of the camera so it's only getting the video resolution, even if the camera can take still photographs at higher resolution.
Bonjour, il n'y a rien à faire, à l'heure actuelle il n'y a pas de son, désolé.
I would love to be able to set a point in the timeline and have Kinovea build up a cache of frames for a given amount of time before and after.
You can restrict the working zone around your set point in the timeline, this should trigger the caching, (if enough memory is allocated in the preferences).
Other than this mechanism, there is already a small cache constantly updated around the current spot, about 16 frames. Maybe there should be a visual indicator of this to give feedback about where it stops, and allow more control over its size.
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Great idea. There is also a request for having a more prominent indicator that we are currently recording, so I'm thinking of having a label with the time since recording started would go in the same place in a corner of the viewport. Maybe there could be other info displayed there related to recording.
*I click my camera in the list (DAHENG IMAGING MER2-160-227U3M, IMX273, 1440x1080, 227fps)
Do you click from the list in the explorer panel on the left or from the thumbnail panel? Do you see the thumbnail at all? If you do F5 does it refresh the thumbnail?
Menu Image > Image rotation.
Have you installed another camera plugin since? There seems to be an incompatibility with the Baumer one where one of the plugin takes hold of some shared resource. Can you share the log of a startup, the camera initialization is logged, there should be some info there as to what's going on.
Not directly, no. You'd need to convert it to KVA XML to import it.
Hmmm, the original capture history panel was a tree with each day its own entry and the list of captured videos from that day below it. http://www.kinovea.org/screencaps/0.8.x … istory.png
But that was too complex to maintan. And you had to periodically clean it up, and always the problem of stale links when a video is deleted.
In what consist a "session" in your workflow? A day of recordings or just one event, so possibly multiple sessions per day? In that case it would need a concept of starting and ending a session, and the videos would be grouped under that session. More complex.
Another mechanism would be to use the Post recording command from automation panel, and point it to a script that collects all files in the current folder and consolidates them to a text file. The advantage of this is that once it's set up you can't forget to export the list. And you get the concept of session for free by just changing folder.
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