1 Reply by NarN

(5 replies, posted in Bug reports)

Great Joan, looking forward to test.

Slow motion on a live feed, that would set kinovea apart from other software.

I'll describe a use case I think would be great to have:

5 second recording = Player does his action
10 second delay = Player gets to the screen
5 second replay = Player sees his action full speed
20 second replay ie 1/4 speed = Player sees his action in slow motion
5 second replay = Player sees his action again in full speed
Sound signal to start
New sequence starts for next player.

Of course everything configurable wink

You don't need multiple views, just 1 big view.

Whole different approach, maybe some day...

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2 Reply by NarN

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The tiles are great!

Yes, I want to set the delays. I have a player serve then come over to the monitor and see her serve 4 times in a row with a delay.

So first delay is 10sec then 5sec, 5 sec, 5sec (example).

I don't need 4 delays, 2 would be great.

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3 Topic by NarN

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Hi Joan

Is it possible to have 2 capture screens using the same camera?

I'm trying to mimic BAM Video delay, a nice feature it has is to show up to 4 delays (but 2 would be great to start wink ).

The source I'll be using will be a GoPro connected using a HDMI capture device.

Tnx for the info
NarN

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4 Reply by NarN

(44 replies, posted in General)

Great update Joan. Scrolling is very smooth now.

Now a more touch friendly interface and we are good to go smile

I use Kinovea on a Surface 3 Pro

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5 Reply by NarN

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Joan

Here is a sample: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/227 … Rotate.mp4

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6 Reply by NarN

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When I save the file using movie maker (not changing anything) it works fine. Micht be an issue with Coacheye not saving correct meta data?

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7 Topic by NarN

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Hi Joan

I have shot some portret video's using Coacheye on my Android cellphone. When I open the mp4 files using Kinovea the video's are rotated 90°.

Other apps like media player doesn't have this issue.

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8 Reply by NarN

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I'll be looking for an assistent coach to take over basic drill management so I can use all this stuff for individual learning. Give those kids a technical boost and game advantage LOL.

Looks like VLC will support Chromecast in an upcomming release. To bad VLC lag is terrible compared to Kinovea.

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9 Reply by NarN

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Hi Joan

I'm using IP Webcam (Android) Free. My S4 Mini can handle 1080p, an older Ace II 720p. Under good lighting both can do 30fps. But when testing in a dimmed living room it drops to 10fps.

It's pretty straight foward once you know the correct URL. Ip webcam: add /video/ wink.

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10 Topic by NarN

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Technology has come a long way in a few years time. A few years ago I started experimenting with a laptop and a usb webcam.

Today, I'm using a smartphone set up as ip camera and a laptop with usb webcam running NetCam (as ip camera), both transmit wirelessly an MJPEG stream to Kinovea on a Surface tablet. Kinovea delay's the stream, Chrome casts the screen to Chromecast hooked up to a beamer.

The only part that needs to be plugged in to power is the beamer.

A few things that could be improved:

  • 2-3 second delay when casting full screen to chromecast. This could be solved if Kinovea would cast a stream wink

  • Image quality, but that's a lot due to my cheapness: use better camera's. If I would drop Chromecast and hook up the Surface tablet directly to the beamer the image quality would improve a lot. This could also be improved when Kinovea would cast to Chromecast directly.

  • Full screen playback, I know in the latest beta an attempt is made to enlarge the playback screen but a lot of screen area is still not used for video playback resulting in a smaller image on the beamer output.

Overall I ended up (currently, I'm always looking for improvements) with a portable solution which is setup very quick.

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11 Reply by NarN

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joan wrote:

Hi,
I have not, but my development machine is now x64. I hope to be able to work on this and have something out sometime this year.

Good to hear, if you need help testing the x64 version, let me know!

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12 Reply by NarN

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Hi Joan

I'm bringing this topic up again. I use Kino for volleyball analysis. A full player's action takes between 5 and 20 seconds. It would be great to have that entire time in the working zone.

Have you worked on the 64bit Kinovea version?

Cheers

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13 Reply by NarN

(27 replies, posted in Cameras and hardware)

It's great to read this thread. It shows how much work it takes to optimize and use all features for just one camera. Looks like I'll upgrade my C270 to a C920 smile

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14 Reply by NarN

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ok, tnx for the update.

If you want me to test the 64 bit version, let me know. I'm running Win7 64bit.

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15 Reply by NarN

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Old post but want to get this to the top again.

I have a powerful computer with plenty of RAM and a fast CPU and SSD. I would like to increase the working zone to more then 1024MB and more then 30 seconds.

Is this possible?

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