I have a problem when using tracker with high fps videos: the first playing goes fine, but when i try to click or drag the pointer on the timeline, restart the video, or going to other frame in any way I know, the program get stuck, and if I try again, it shows a different frame than the one pointed on the timeline.
if I have already tracked a point, the tracking info and graphics are shown according to the timeline, but the video-frame in the background is not connected, and is from other time in the video
If it has anything to do with it, I am using videos taken with Casio Exilim, and using Win7. it happened both in 240fps and 480fps
--what Tracker version you are using? --if you choose Video|Properties, what Type of video does it show? --if you choose Help|Diagnostics|About Xuggle, what version does it show?
Thanks. Doug
> Re: video problem with high frame-rate file > > Hello, > > I have a problem when using tracker with high > fps videos: > the first playing goes fine, but when > i try to click or drag the pointer on the timeline, > restart the video, or going to other frame in any > way I know, the program get stuck, and if I try again, > it shows a different frame than the one pointed on > the timeline. > > if I have already tracked a point, > the tracking info and graphics are shown according > to the timeline, but the video-frame in the background > is not connected, and is from other time in the vide > > > If it has anything to do with it, I am using videos > taken with Casio Exilim, and using Win7. it happened > both in 240fps and 480fps > > Thanks! > Immanuel.
I had a similar problem when I use Tracker 5.0.5 on Win 10 to manually track animals from a time-lapse video (.avi) frame by frame. When I had a wrong position marked and going back 1 page to mark the correct position, the frame changed and not the original frame anymore ... any ideas on what has happened?
The only possibility I can think of is that the video uses a codec that Xuggle cannot handle well. You might try converting the video to a different file type or codec and see if that fixes the problem. There are numerous free video converters out there. BTW Xuggle does very well with the FLV format.
> I had a similar problem when I use Tracker 5.0.5 on > Win 10 to manually track animals from a time-lapse > video (.avi) frame by frame. When I had a wrong position > marked and going back 1 page to mark the correct position, > the frame changed and not the original frame anymore > ... any ideas on what has happened?
