331 Reply by joan

(2 replies, posted in Ideas and feature requests)

Hi,
There are two different time tools, the Stopwatch (Cronómetro) and the Clock (Reloj). The clock object only shows a relative time and doesn't have start/stop commands. Somehow you are using a clock object.

If you right click on the tool in the tool bar you should see both objects.

It's also possible to convert one to the other by going into right click > Configuration and checking or unchecking "Clock".

Lastly, if it always act as a clock even when you select the stopwatch tool, double check the default options by going into the "Color profile" (last button on the toolbar or right click with the tool active), find the stopwatch and make sure it has the "Clock" option unchecked.

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332 Reply by joan

(1 replies, posted in Bug reports)

Hi,
This syntax is not currently supported. I'll have to look into it.

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333 Reply by joan

(1 replies, posted in General)

Hi,
I did not quite understand what you meant.
In any cases all options are under right click. To improve tracking you might need to reduce the default search and object box sizes in the preferences.

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334 Reply by joan

(4 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

None of the cameras work or just one at a time? What options do you see in the camera configuration dialog under "Stream format"?

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335 Reply by joan

(2 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

Hi, does it have a webcam mode or an HDMI output?

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336 Reply by joan

(2 replies, posted in General)

Something like posture grid, postural assessment chart or postural analysis grid chart.

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337 Reply by joan

(3 replies, posted in General)

Hi,
It's not supported at the moment. It's crashing the program for some reason so it's explicitly detected and removed from the list until I figure out where the problem is coming from.

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338 Reply by joan

(1 replies, posted in General)

Yes it is possible, look into Replay folder observers: https://www.kinovea.org/help/en/capture/replay.html

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339 Reply by joan

(11 replies, posted in Bug reports)

Yep, I can reproduce the bug, thanks.

edit:
Should be fixed in the next version.

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340 Reply by joan

(3 replies, posted in Español)

Hola,
Windows 11: No he probado personalmente pero debería funcionar. De que versión de Kinovea estamos hablando? La version 0.9.5 necesita el .NET Framework 4.8, lo cual debería ser instalado por defecto en Windows 11. Pero la versión 0.8.15 utiliza el .NET Framework 3.5 que no está instalado por defecto en las versiones recientes de Windows.

Quizá el problema es especifico a Parallels.

Edit: Ah ok, es porque es un procesador ARM.

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341 Reply by joan

(7 replies, posted in Ideas and feature requests)

sam711 wrote:

For me not. As suggested, I would look for that switch between video-recording and save image in the capture\automation tab. Because it just selects what action should happen when the trigger is met.

Yes, I meant the same. I just wanted to say that it won't be a live switch directly in the screen UI (like the arm/disarm button for example), but it will be away in the preferences.

It shall look like this:

https://www.kinovea.org/screencaps/0.9.6/096-trigger-action.png

I made it into a list as there might be other actions we could trigger through this mechanism.

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342 Reply by joan

(14 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

You can disable compression of captured videos under Preferences > Capture > General > Record uncompressed video. Note that the compression uses pretty aggressive bitrate settings so the image quality difference is not normally perceptible, but the files are 5 to 10 times smaller. Each image is compressed separately. On a side note it can be interesting to disable compression for performance reasons, because the bottleneck during recording is often the compression step.

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343 Reply by joan

(14 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

Yes the delay should be saved in the screen descriptor in the workspace. So with the capture screen open: Options > Workspace > Save as default workspace. Then when you re-open Kinovea it should re-create the capture screen, load the camera and set the delay.

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344 Reply by joan

(3 replies, posted in Bug reports)

Invoking a workspace with the -workspace argument or saving it in the preferences via the Options menu should be the same, otherwise there is a bug somewhere… In any case the forced rotation is not saved anywhere so there must be something else going on. Maybe the file itself has the rotation flag enabled?

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345 Reply by joan

(3 replies, posted in Bug reports)

Hi, yes you are correct. Currently there is no way.
This will be fixed in the next version but maybe in a different way than you expect. The image rotation is considered to be part of the video metadata, not the screen configuration, so when you rotate the image it will save this information in the KVA file, and when you re-open the video (from workspace or manually) and the KVA file is reloaded, it will rotate it automatically.

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