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.iPiVideo file extension
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| − | '''.iPiVideo''' is proprietary file format for storing records produced by [[iPi Recorder]]. This format is extensible and allows to store synchronized streams from different sources: | + | '''.iPiVideo''' is a proprietary file format for storing records produced by [[iPi Recorder]]. This format is extensible and allows to store synchronized streams from different sources: |
* multiple video cameras (including Sony PS Eye, DirectShow compatible web cameras) | * multiple video cameras (including Sony PS Eye, DirectShow compatible web cameras) | ||
* multiple depth sensors (including MS Kinects, ASUS Xtions) | * multiple depth sensors (including MS Kinects, ASUS Xtions) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:37, 19 February 2014
.iPiVideo is a proprietary file format for storing records produced by iPi Recorder. This format is extensible and allows to store synchronized streams from different sources:
- multiple video cameras (including Sony PS Eye, DirectShow compatible web cameras)
- multiple depth sensors (including MS Kinects, ASUS Xtions)
- MEMS inertial sensors (including Wii Motion Plus, Sony PS Move)
- skeleton data
- sound
.iPiVideo files can be opened by:
- iPi Recorder for playing
- iPi Mocap Studio for processing and extracting animation
