Closed monajalal closed 5 years ago
You have to implement something yourself but there are some examples on how to use the body tracking sdk provided in this repository: https://github.com/microsoft/Azure-Kinect-Samples/tree/master/body-tracking-samples
Hello @monajalal sincethe last answer from @RoseFlunder , did you implement something you could share to store skeleton data in a raw file for each frame ? Thanks
Hello all To extract joints and orientations from .mkv file you can use the code from the following link (very interesting) Azure-Kinect-Samples/body-tracking-samples/offline_processor/
Hello all To extract joints and orientations from .mkv file you can use the code from the following link (very interesting) Azure-Kinect-Samples/body-tracking-samples/offline_processor/
Thanks for your comment. Do you know how to add the bodytrackinghelpers and utilities header file?
Sorry for the delay. Maybe now you have the solution but I still prefer to answer... I see that you want to build the application on Linux. In this case you can just copy BodyTrackingHelpers.h and Utilities.h in a specific directory and then add the directory path to g++ with -I option (or gcc). g ++ main.cpp -I / path to specific directory... Thanks.
Thanks! That works. I built a small app to batch process my mkv files with the offline processor. Do you or anybody know how to record or convert the data to bvh format?
I propose to use the Json file generated by offline_processor.exe. For example, you can use the python bvhtoolbox to convert from .csv to .bvh (of course after extracting and saving the Json 3D-joints into csv format…). Br.
Thanks! I have the JSON file converted to CSV. I will explore the python toolbox to see if it can do what I want.
I propose to use the Json file generated by offline_processor.exe. For example, you can use the python bvhtoolbox to convert from .csv to .bvh (of course after extracting and saving the Json 3D-joints into csv format…). Br.
I have been able to convert my Quaternions into Euler but how did you build the hierarchy file? We can also talk via email (aanex2005@gmail.com)
Hi everybody, does anyone solved this issue (saving body tracking results) using C#? I'm quite new to the language and kinect DK device and C# documentation is really poor. Thanks!
Thanks! I have the JSON file converted to CSV. I will explore the python toolbox to see if it can do what I want.
can you share your project please send to yudhi.ardiyanto@gmail.com
There is no save button. I am not sure how to save the body tracking results either into an mkv/video file or as a txt/json file that has joint information.