TheOwl wrote:
Mr. Nikonov, I have shared my calibration videos in some of my old posts which you said will be used for debugging.
I have to tell you guys that I think those videos are flawed because I used an unstable 'tripod' on them and it might have wobbled a bit while I was shooting. I hope the old videos wont somehow give the wrong data on this new DMC version.
Thanks, we used them for debugging and they helped a lot.
I did not send you resulting project files for your calibration videos but you can easily reproduce them using latest version.
Visually, I did not see shaking due to unstable tripods (so shaking, if any, probably was not that bad).
What I see in your calibration videos is some number of dropped frames. You may want to use faster computer and/or additional USB controllers. Typical modern PC comes with two USB 2.0 controllers in chipset (true for both Intel and AMD chipsets). In Windows Device Manager, you can see USB 2.0 controllers as "USB Enhanced Host Controller", as opposed to USB 1.0 "USB Universal Host Controller".
http://www.ipisoft.com/images/help/USB_controllers1.pngAt 320x240, a fast CPU should allow you capturing with 4 cameras without dropped frames. At 640x480, it is recommended that you add two additional USB 2.0 controllers via PCI/PCIe cards if you want to capture with 4 cameras.
And GR1F1ThH is right, in the future please create new topic for new discussions.