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The pipeline to use depends on what you’re tracking. For rigid body objects, you can choose to use either the standard or ObjectTracker pipeline (the benefits of both approaches are listed below). For all other objects or subjects, use the standard pipeline.
When to use the standard pipeline
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| Force Lowest Latency | Some models of Vicon cameras can be forced into a mode to provide the lowest possible latency at the cost of reducing grayscale and centroid throughput. Generally, select this setting only when the ObjectTracking pipeline (ie, low-latency object tracking). However, note that for some large systems with a high number of cameras, this may cause network problems that manifest as cameras appearing to drop out. For more information, see Use the Force Lowest Latency option. Default: Cleared |
| Object Tracking Level | Set the camera and processing parameters to the required level of object tracking:
Default: Standard See also Handling jitter. |
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