Content Comparison

...

If your Vicon system includes supported video cameras, ensure you have set up your PC to work with the video cameras, physically connected the video cameras to your Shogun system, and set an IP address for each video camera as described in the Vicon video: 3 - Shogun Live - Setting up Vue video camera.

For more information, see:

Table of ContentsmaxLevel2minLevel2

...

1. On the Settings menu, click Show Preferences (or press SHIFT+P).
2. In the Preferences dialog box, set up a different alias  alias for each video camera in your system, each pointing to a different SSD as follows:
   
   1. On the System Preferences tab, click New.
   2. In the Create New Device Capture Folder dialog box, in the Alias field enter a name for the folder and in the Capture Folder field, enter or browse to the required location and click OK.

      Image Modified

3. When you have finished, click Save Changes.
4. In the System panel, in the Video Cameras section, for each video camera, ensure that the correct alias is selected from the Capture Directory list.

...

In the System panel, select a video camera, and then set the following attributes:  

1. In the General section, ensure Enabled is selected and set the Stream IP Address for the selected video camera. This must be the address that was set for this video camera in the Windows Network and Sharing Center, as shown in  in the Vicon video: Vicon Vue Configuration (see above). Ensure the camera’s IP address is not the same as that used by any other optical or video camera, or any other device. As the address ending in 192.168.10.1 is always reserved for the system, normally video cameras take the next available IP addresses (for example, 192.168.10.2, 192.168.10.3, etc).
   The video stream is now displayed in the Cameras view of the selected video camera.
   You can now calibrate the video camera, along with the other cameras (see Calibrate cameras).
2. To configure the capture settings:
   
   1. Note that for the best performance and to avoid running out of disk space, in the Capture section, set the Capture Directory to a drive that is different from that used by the Data Management or Eclipse database. If possible, specify a different drive for each video camera, as described in inSet up aliases for video capture. If not, at least divide the video cameras into separate groups, depending on the drive speed, and allocate a separate drive to each group.
      The folder structure created by setting the Capture Directory duplicates the structure of the Data Management capture path.
   2. To change the sampling rate for video cameras, in the System panel, in the Video cameras section, click to select the required video camera and in the General section select the required option from the Sub Sampling Divisor list.
   3. If you need to adjust the saturation, click Show Advanced and change the relevant setting in the Video Mode section. 

      Scroll pagebreak

Select realtime video compression options

...

Scroll only
scroll-viewport true scroll-pdf true scroll-office true scroll-chm true scroll-html true scroll-docbook true scroll-eclipsehelp true scroll-epub true
33

Capture to MOV

In Shogun Live 1.5 and later, you can capture direct to .mov file format, using one of five preset quality settings, enabling you to balance the file size against the required quality.

...

1. Ensure your Vicon system, including your video camera(s), is connected to Shogun Live.
2. On the System tab, select the video camera, and in its Properties section below, go to the Capture section and:
   1. In the Container Format field, select MOV.

   2. In the Video Payload field, select Uncompressed.
      
      Image Modified

3. Ensure the other settings are as required and then capture the required movement.
   A MOV file is created in the specified location (either in the default Capture Folder, or in the custom Device Capture Folders).