Last Updated on November 10, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org
fellnr used a high speed video camera and Kinovea to calibrate a treadmill:
https://fellrnr.com/wiki/Treadmill_Calibration
Kinovea can be controlled from other applications
- While Kinovea is running it is possible to send it commands from a third party application or script.
- For example this can be used to trigger recording based on a software event.
- The commands use the Windows messaging system and the WM_COPYDATA message.
- The exact way to create these Windows messages depends on the programming language or platform used to write the third party application.
- Each command has to be sent separately. There is no return value.
- The general format of the messages is the following:
The general format of the messages is the following:
Kinovea:.
- The list of categories and commands is available under Options ‣ Preferences ‣ Keyboard.
For example
Simon Benmaamar from the Universität Regensburg: Kinovea tracking guide and distance calculation R script V.1
This protocol can be used to determine the travelled distances of larvae on a black-stained agar plate. For this purpose, videos of the moving animals are recorded, the movement is then tracked using the Kinovea program and the resulting files are evaluated using an R script.
https://www.protocols.io/view/kinovea-tracking-guide-and-distance-calculation-r-e6nvw5x4zvmk/v1
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