Braydinio wrote:
...what do you mean by DMC? I'm not familiar with this term.
iPi Studio has two parts (three if you include the calibration program, which, as I mentioned, you absolutely don't need to use if you have PS3 Eye cameras. All Calibration will tell you is that the FOV is 75 which we already know.) The first is Recorder and the second is Desktop Motion Capture or DMC for short.
BTW, I said earlier that the FOV for a PS3 Eye was 70, but then I looked back to page 3 of this forum and read that the FOV is 75. If your FOV setting was changed to something else, set it back to 75.
Re: Using one PS3 Eye camera, I think this will technically work in the program but it probably won't produce very useable results. A single camera simply doesn't give you enough depth information for reliably tracking the human body. You'll do better with three, but results are much better with four.
FYI, you might want to read (or re-read) the posts from the beginning of this forum; there's some useful information here that will save you from wasting too much time. The Tutorials forum is good too, though some of the info there may be out of date by now. And of course, you should review the two iPi Studio tutorial slideshows mentioned at the top of that forum.
Hope this helps. :)
G.
Edit: Make sure the lens of your PS3 camera is set to the 'wide' (blue dot) setting. This gives you 75 FOV. The other setting is 56, which is narrower and less useful for recording for iPi DMC.