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On several runs now, the Move I use on the right hand (after both calibrated successfully) won't align with the camera chosen at all in T-Pose, no issues before update.

Both controllers won't follow proper trajectory of the video even after getting them to align in another portion of the ROI, they will flip completely backwards to what they

should be on many occasions while tracking, and just not following video as they should, no issues doing this before update either.

When in T-Pose they should align easily to the camera they are pointed at and I can't seem to get right hand one to do that now at all.

Can someone look into this issue, or explain why this could be occuring now, I shouldn't get this warning when aligning in T-Pose for right hand controller, left hand

controller aligns, both do strange things when tracking video.

I did do the latest update also and same thing happening.

Thanks

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Couldn't get any good results after many attempts, recalibrating and several recordings.

I don't know if it's my Moves or an issue with the program, but I am going to drop back to the version before the updates tomorrow and see what's happening, if it's my moves,

it should appear in that version also.

I will post if it works or not.

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The warning means that in the frame where you aim at camera PS Move is not in horizontal plane. Thus its azimuthal direction cannot be determined for sure.
If you choose to aim at one of the high cameras (above 2m), then select another one at a regular height (1.5m or so).

You can share one of the problem videos so we can analyze it in more detail.

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Issue is resolved.

For some reason, maybe the hardware updates I recently have done, or another reason, I don't know, but I had to remove them and re-add them through the USB cable, now they

are back to operating as they should.

Reference if anyone else runs into a similar issue.

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On further recordings the issue returned, I dropped back a couple updates and tested and the issue showed up there too.

I was upgrading hardware and testing more cameras and iPi updates also, all I could do was the process of elimination to figure it out.

This lead me to buy 2 new Moves, I don't have a console to test them and none I could borrow.

For some reason they went bad, or were going bad all along, why the results weren't optimal from them on each recording, even though each time the calibration was successful.

I can't have sporadic results with what I am doing, replacing them was the only correction.

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P.S.

Nice work on the update iPi team, the head tracking is much more stable, the ground plane is now at proper height with my camera calibration, actor scaling is more stable and

the fix on the shoulders for the biped export.

Thx

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