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This would be an overlay for youtube that gives you the
option to fully load a video and then watch it in super
interactive slo mo.
A weighted knob for really precise control of
speed/direction
of the video could be bought at the store.
Could be used for scientific research like behavior
analysis.
Sort of like the halfbakery.
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You can do this on a Mac. |
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I just bought a cheap ($320) digital camera with HD resolution vs. high speed (1000 fps) acquisition. The tradeoff is relatively linear - the resolution decreases to 224x168 at 480 fps where I plan to use it. |
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I believe there are tools one can use to download u tube vids, then watch them at any speed you choose. |
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(Btw, I think most 30fps movies of moving objects don't look very good at slower rates - lots of blurring.) |
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It could help with buffering problems, but surely all it can do is lower the frame rate? |
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//lots of blurring// Even a cheap camera probably has a
setting for a shutter, which will remove most of the blurring.
However, you still might need to deinterlace, afterwards. |
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