IPi Recorder 1.x Installation - Revision history

VMaslov: moved IPi Recorder Installation to IPi Recorder 1.x Installation: Updating documentation to new version of software

2012-06-28T16:23:34Z

moved IPi Recorder Installation to IPi Recorder 1.x Installation: Updating documentation to new version of software

Andrew: /* iPi Recorder */ - note about Microsoft Kinect for Windows SDK

2012-02-16T20:26:33Z

iPi Recorder: - note about Microsoft Kinect for Windows SDK

Pavel: /* iPi Recorder */

2011-12-09T19:20:41Z

iPi Recorder

Pavel: /* iPi Recorder */

2011-12-09T19:17:21Z

iPi Recorder

Pavel: /* iPi Recorder */

2011-12-09T11:56:34Z

iPi Recorder

Pavel: Created page with '=== iPi Recorder === Before installation: * unplug MS Kinect Sensor or Sony PS Eye cameras from computer iPi Recorder is a tool for recording video from web cameras and depth …'

2011-12-09T11:51:50Z

Created page with '=== iPi Recorder === Before installation: * unplug MS Kinect Sensor or Sony PS Eye cameras from computer iPi Recorder is a tool for recording video from web cameras and depth …'

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=== iPi Recorder ===

Before installation:
* unplug MS Kinect Sensor or Sony PS Eye cameras from computer

iPi Recorder is a tool for recording video from web cameras and depth sensors. Download the setup package of iPi Recorder latest version: http://ipisoft.com/downloads/iPiRecorderSetup.exe. Run it. In the following dialog window make sure that
* item “PrimeSensor Driver (psdrv3) Registration for MS Kinect Sensor” is selected if you plan to work with Kinect
* item “WinUSB Driver Registration for PS3 Eye Camera” is selected if you plan to work with Sony PS Eye cameras

[[Image:PSensor-install-step1.png|center]]

::'''Note''' that if you do not plan to use Sony PlayStation Eye cameras or Kinect then you can deselect the appropriate item in the list.

Click “Install” button to start the installation process. You’ll be asked about drivers installation:
[[Image:PSensor-install-step2.png|center]]

Please read license agreement and accept it by checking the appropriate checkbox. Then press “Install” button. As soon as you get the Windows Security screen, please select “Install this driver software anyway”:
[[Image:KSensor-install-step3.png|center]]

At this point the drivers will complete installation and should not give any other errors:
[[Image:PSensor-install-step4.png|center]]

After that iPi Recorder itself will be installed:
[[Image:KSensor-install-step5.png|center]]
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[[Image:KSensor-install-step6.png|center]]

After that, connect MS Kinect Sensor or Sony PS3 Eye cameras to your PC. Under Windows Vista and Windows 7 device initialization should be performed automatically and you’ll receive notification about it in the system tray area.
Under Window XP you’ll be asked several times:
* “Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software?”
* “What do you want the wizard to do?”
In all cases answer “No, not this time” and “Install the software automatically (Recommended)” respectively:
<table border=0><tr>
<td>[[Image:KSensor-install-step7.png|center|334px|Click to enlarge]]</td>
<td>[[Image:KSensor-install-step8.png|center|334px|Click to enlarge]]</td>
</tr></table>

Run iPi Recorder and make sure that there is “MS Kinect Sensor” in “Camera Selector” dialog:
[[Image:PSensor-install-step9.png|center]]

Select “MS Kinect Sensor (OpenNI)” and press “Ok” button. Make sure that you can see colored “depth video” from sensor, that actual frame rate is 30 fps, that frames drop is in range from 0 to 5 and that you can change motor position using appropriate slider:
[[Image:KSensor-install-step10.png|center]]

::'''Note''' that values of Tilt and Roll are updated with a time lag. During recording these values cannot be updated assuming that in this case sensor should be static.

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		+	::'''Also note''' that the latest version of iPi Recorder is compatible with [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/kinectforwindows/develop/ Microsoft Kinect for Windows SDK]. Thus if you have it installed then there is no need in “PrimeSensor Driver (psdrv3) Registration for MS Kinect Sensor”.

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−	~~Run iPi Recorder and make sure that there is “MS Kinect Sensor” in “Camera Selector” dialog:~~
−	~~[[Image:PSensor-install-step9.png\|center]]~~
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−	Select “MS Kinect Sensor (OpenNI)” and press “Ok” button. Make sure that you can see colored “depth video” from sensor, that actual frame rate is 30 fps, that frames drop is in range from 0 to 5 and that you can change motor position using appropriate slider:
−	~~[[Image:KSensor-install-step10.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~::'''Note''' that values of Tilt and Roll are updated with a time lag. During recording these values cannot be updated assuming that in this case sensor should be static.~~