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Thanks for testing and sorry it's not yet working correctly. Thanks for the log by mail. I don't think SwingCatalyst is interfering. I'll investigate.

Apart from here there are some occasional discussions on the Golf Simulator forum, especially the Computer Systems sub-forum.

Maybe of interest also the Aravis discussion board, Aravis is an open source library to work with GenICam machine vision cameras. The forum is of course focused on the use of the library but you might find some interesting info there. (note: this library requires changing the driver of the cameras to the generic libusb one which typically makes them not compatible with the manufacturers software).

Yeah I think that's because it's not a feature of the sensor itself but of the firmware. Most likely all sensors are capable of this, even those in webcams, action cams or phones, but the on board chip and its firmware driving the sensor are exposing different functionalities.

Many vendors have an area on their website with "white papers" or a "knowledge base" or "application notes", with interesting info at the level you might be interested in, not necessarily specific to one particular camera.

Some links:

- https://www.baslerweb.com/en/downloads/documents/
- https://www.baslerweb.com/en/learning/
- https://en.ids-imaging.com/knowledge-base.html
- https://www.baumer.com/us/en/service-su … w-Overview
- https://www.teledynevisionsolutions.com … edge-base/

The threshold setting is just above the replacement frame rate, in Preferences > Capture > Recording.
I don't think it's related to the problem, it only changes a metadata entry in the output file. The file will contain the same frames.

Retroactive is a recording mode, it's on the same preference page as replacement frame rate. It will record the video to the memory buffer, and only at the end of the recording will generate the output file on disk. The other methods write to the disk on the fly which can be slower (but can be used continuously for longer). See more details here: https://www.kinovea.org/help/en/userint … #recording

Exposure time is in the individual camera configuration dialog (from the wrench button in the lower left of the capture screen). Make sure it's lower than 4 milliseconds if you target 250 fps. https://www.kinovea.org/help/en/capture … ebcam.html

Thanks, very interesting. Unfortunately I'm afraid there is not much I can do about this right now but it confirms that the component used in the file explorer is too old for modern Windows and needs to be replaced.

The behavior was changed to make it more robust and more standard conformant.

I don't have Excel at hand here but when I try in online Excel in OneDrive, it fails by default and puts everything in a single column, but there is a "Paste options" button with a "Split Text to Columns" option where I can select the correct variant. (edit: I can also do this after the paste by selecting the cells and doing Data > Split Text to Columns).

Are you saying that the version without the quotes is splitting the columns by default correctly on your machine and the one with the quotes is not?

The quotes should really not change anything. They are necessary if the text can contain the decimal separator which is the case here since the headers are user-entered text.

When I paste in LibreOffice, if I keep the headers, it automatically shows the text import dialog. Then the values are imported as text or as numbers based on the decimal separator.

If I paste in Google Sheets it's the same as OneDrive Excel, fails by default but there is a button "paste formatting" with a "Split text to columns" option with the options.

"Time (ms)";"Trajectory 1"
"133";"142.0046"
"167";"150.0579"

"Time (ms)";"Trajectory 1"
"133";"142,0046"
"167";"150,0579"

Time (ms);Trajectory 1
133;142.0046
167;150.0579

Time (ms);Trajectory 1
133;142,0046
167;150,0579

There are no PM here. And it would be great to have these sorts of discussions in the open so other people can read them and learn through them.