I'm sorry if the answer to this issue is in another post. I couldn't seem to find any related thread.
In the analysis of a typical ball drop, the frame rate is slow enough that the objects become fuzzy and the uncertainty due to the gap in frames seems to add larger errors than I like.
I would have thought typical movie speeds would be fast enough but maybe there is something I don't understand.
When I upload slow motion videos of a higher frame rate, tracker is assigning time vales according to the length of the clip rather than the frame rate time.
Is this able to be adjusted? I am hoping that increasing the frame rate, with a proper time assgined, will reduce the errors due to the tracking process.
I hope I have been clear about what I am trying to do and hope someone has some method of improving / reducing the time gaps.
Hi James, just open the clip settings (5th button on the toolbar) and set the frame rate or frame time there. Doug
> In the analysis of a typical ball drop, the frame > rate is slow enough that the objects become fuzzy > and the uncertainty due to the gap in frames seems > to add larger errors than I like. > > When I upload > slow motion videos of a higher frame rate, tracker > is assigning time vales according to the length of > the clip rather than the frame rate time. > > Is this > able to be adjusted? I am hoping that increasing the > frame rate, with a proper time assgined, will reduce > the errors due to the tracking process.