Non-realtime video analysis, exporting motiongrams and various quantitative features of movement in the video file.
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Q: What are the numbers being exported?
A: Check this wiki page
Q: What type of video file should I use?
A: VideoAnalysis uses the QuickTime engine, so any video file that can open and play in QuickTime should also open and play in VideoAnalysis.
Q: What type of video compression should I use?
A: This depends on many factors. The best is to use uncompressed video, but this is usually not practically possible. Second best is to use a file format that compresses the video on a per frame basis, e.g. Motion JPEG (MJPEG). Other compression types, e.g. MPEG-1/2/4 use keyframes for compression. That said, we often use MPEG-4 (H.264) compression, since this gives a high visual quality and small file size.
Claudia Mauléon and Esteban Etcheverry have written a short overview of their experiences with working with VideoAnalysis on Windows.
Tags: software, audio, analysis, max, jitter
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