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Here you can find sample videos and animations captured by two '''ASUS Xtion Live''' depth sensors.

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=== Calibration Sequence ===

[[File:SampleTwoDepthSensorsCalibration.jpg|350px|right]]
Sample calibration [[.iPiVideo File Extension|video]] file and appropriate [[.iPiCalib File Extension|iPiCalib project]] which is result of processing in [[iPi Mocap Studio]]:

{{SampleCalibDownloads|folder=two_depth_sensors|name=two_depth_sensors_calibration|videoSize=103 MByte|calibSize=83 KByte}}

How to use:
* Download and install [[iPi Mocap Studio]].
* Download both above files and put them all in one and the same folder on your hard drive.
* Run [[iPi Mocap Studio]], click '''Open''' button or press <tt>Ctrl+O</tt> and select <tt>two_depth_sensors_calibration.iPiCalib</tt> file downloaded on the previous step.
* Now you can "play" with resulting calibration data in [[iPi Mocap Studio]].
* If you want to try to process source video file by yourself then:
** click '''New''' button or press <tt>Ctrl+N</tt>;
** select <tt>two_depth_sensors_calibration.iPiVideo</tt> file downloaded before;
** choose '''Calibration project''' type;
** switch to '''Calibration''' tab and push '''Calibrate Based on Board''' button;
** after calibration is performed, hide background using '''View > Hide Background''' menu item and turn on '''View > Show Depth from All Sensors''' item;
** now you can visually check the quality of the resulted point cloud.

=== Performance Sequence ===

[[File:SampleTwoDepthSensorsAction.jpg|350px|right]]
Sample performance [[.iPiVideo File Extension|video]] file and appropriate [[.iPiMotion File Extension|iPiMotion project]] which is result of processing in [[iPi Mocap Studio]]:

{{SampleDownloads|path=two_depth_sensors|name=two_depth_sensors_action|videoSize=50 MByte|projectSize=530 KByte}}

How to use:
* Download and install [[iPi Mocap Studio]].
* Download both above files and put them all in one and the same folder on your hard drive.
* Run [[iPi Mocap Studio]], click '''Open''' button or press <tt>Ctrl+O</tt> and select <tt>two_depth_sensors_action.iPiMotion</tt> file downloaded on the previous step.
* Now you can "play" with resulting animation in [[iPi Mocap Studio]], import your target character and export resulting animation based on the [[Animation Export|following instructions]].
* If you want to try to process source video file by yourself then:
** click '''New''' button or press <tt>Ctrl+N</tt>;
** select <tt>two_depth_sensors_action.iPiVideo</tt> file downloaded before;
** choose '''Action project''' type;
** choose the following file as scene parameters: <tt>two_depth_sensors_calibration.iPiCalib</tt>
** set the following parameters of actor:
*** '''Gender''' = '''Male'''
*** '''Height''' = '''1.76 m'''
** then you can process the video.

=== More Samples ===

Sample videos and animations captured by two '''MS Kinect 2''' sensors can be found on the following page: [[Sample Video and Project (two depth sensors)]]

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Andrew at 20:26, 30 December 2014

Andrew: Created page with "Here you can find sample videos and animations captured by two '''ASUS Xtion Live''' depth sensors. 100px File:AsusXtionLi..."