Sentence examples for video capture systems from inspiring English sources
Corresponding video capture systems often employ two spatially offset cameras; however, imperfections of such systems require real-time processing of the video streams that reach beyond the processing routinely done today in monoscopic camera systems.
The web-cam provided digital images of sufficient quality for routine documentation and combined the low set-up costs of a Polaroid system with the low running costs of video capture systems, hence is ideal as a start-up system and as augmentation to existing equipment.
Computerized interventions varied from force platforms with visual biofeedback with relatively simple graphics [ 52, 53, 55, 57, 67, 71], to video capture systems that enabled the participant to see her/himself on a screen with attractive and realistic graphics allowing to immerge into the virtual environment [ 32, 46, 54, 68].
The whole lot was captured live on game video-streaming service Twitch through a video capture system, which remained operational while the gaming PC installed Windows 10.
Firstly, N channels synchronized color videos are captured by parallel or arc arranged video capture system.
It all led to building a world-first fire-proof 360 video capture system.
It all led to building a world-first fire-proof 360 video capture system.
The ultrasound video was parsed into individual trials and converted to digital format (AVI, 720×480 pixels) using a video capture system (Studio MovieBox USB, Pinnacle Systems).
A third set of studies used commercially available video game consoles that combined the simplicity of a weight-shifting training on a platform with the elaborated graphics and motivating games of a video capture system [ 47- 49, 64, 69].
The Morris water maze (DigBehv-MG, Shanghai Jiliang Software Technology Co., Ltd., China) consisted of a video capture system, a data analysis system, and a circular plastic water tank (Φ = 120 cm).
Kitahara et al. [2] proposed a video capturing system called Stealth Vision, which protects the privacy of the objects by blurring or pixelizing their images.
