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Post by clyevo on Sept 17, 2015 6:02:21 GMT
Is it possible if for example during skiing, snowboarding or go kart riding and record the visual as well as the motion cues with a smartphone equip with accelerometer? The smartphone accelerometer theoretically will be able to record G-force at x,y,z axis in relation position of the camera. But of course this method cannot possible record yaw, roll and pitch. Since the yaw, roll and pitch can be measured subjectively from the video (change in direction of the camera) this issue should be no problem. And if this is possible can anyone maybe fabi who is experienced in the software department to make this software. This software can even be in form of plugin to a popular video/media player.
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Post by clyevo on Sept 17, 2015 15:21:02 GMT
Hi Clyevo I've being developed this! I have everything you need! Just send me a email and we can talk about this. I can move the platform in 6dof and in loop, linked to a video. Just enter in contact leandroter7@gmail.com Tks i emailed you, thanks
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Post by clyevo on Oct 28, 2015 2:48:50 GMT
I have just found out that X-sim has plugin called " video motion plugin verson 2.0". It has motion maker software which you can use to create or modify motion cues frame by frame for any video files. This motion cues can then be played by the video motion plugin with overlying windows media player playing the video. There is a settings to adjust the sync as well. I ll study this and learn to use this. But if anyone has done it already, can you give me a short video with the motion cues so that i can make my learning curve more exponential. tronicgr, i saw this video Can you give me the sample video if you still kept it? Thanks
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Post by tronicgr on Oct 28, 2015 23:05:27 GMT
I'll have to look for these files... I remember I took some really long ones with a gopro driving a car in Greece.
Its easy to make your own videos, the datalogger is easy to setup for capture, and now a days you can use it to capture serial data from arduino equipped with 9dof sensors on it.
Thanks Thanos
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Post by clyevo on Oct 29, 2015 1:03:57 GMT
I'll have to look for these files... I remember I took some really long ones with a gopro driving a car in Greece. Its easy to make your own videos, the datalogger is easy to setup for capture, and now a days you can use it to capture serial data from arduino equipped with 9dof sensors on it. Thanks Thanos Thanks thanos, I ll research more about arduino and 9dof sensor. I have no idea yet about arduino, but i ll learn it. Or i can try find a datalogger that can capture accelerometer and gyroscope data of android. But then i ll have to convert the data to CSV format in order to convert it to x-sim format.
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