I've read the instructions and watched the video tutorial, but they only mention the use of motion controllers with 1 Kinect camera. However, I always use 2 Kinect cameras for my work. Before I purchase the motion controllers, I would like to know if it is possible to use the motion controllers with 2 Kinect cameras.

You can use two controller devices with two Kinects. When you have them set up correctly, you will see pictures of all devices on the Devices screen in Recorder. (i.e, two Kinects and two PS Moves.)

Recorder is pretty neat in that it remembers the devices between sessions so you don't need to reconfigure them unless you've changed the pairing.

Tip #1: When you're not using the controllers, switch them off by holding down the PS button for about 10 seconds--this will conserve your battery power. To re-awaken them, press quickly the same button. The device should reappear but if it doesn't, just click the Refresh button and they should return. The Wii Motion Plus controllers work similarly--check the wiki for specific buttons.

Tip #2: You can recharge the devices on a different computer without worrying about re-pairing. Just plug them and don't press any buttons.

According to iPi Soft, you will be able to use even more devices in the future--a third controller for your head, for example.

G.

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Greenlaw
Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog | My Demo Reels (2013,) (2015,) (2017,) and (2019)

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Thank you for your guidance, Greenlaw. Now, I can't wait to track my hands rotations!

I have an interesting demo that I hope I can post tonight. Let you know when it's up.

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Greenlaw
Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog | My Demo Reels (2013,) (2015,) (2017,) and (2019)

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Where is this video supposed to be uploaded?

The usual place for our test videos is: LGD Test Tube Channel

Let you know when it's up.

G.

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Greenlaw
Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog | My Demo Reels (2013,) (2015,) (2017,) and (2019)

Watch a one minute excerpt on Vimeo now!