Re: Video Analysis Software

[Bob Muir <muirrob@hamlet.uncg.edu>]

On Fri, 31 May 1996 Raacc@aol.com wrote:

> If you're thinking of using video analysis software in physics education,
> then you might want to consider World-in-Motion.  Version 2.0 is out and you
> can see some of its features at:
>
> http://members.aol.com/raacc/wim.html
>
> Using this software, you can analyze digitized video files saved in the avi
> format.  While it comes on a CD with over 200 ready-to-use video clips, the
> software also allows you to use your own video experiments.  There are a
> number of screen dumps in this web page that show some of the analysis
> features of the software.  The screen dumps are 640X480 so I suggest you use
> an 800X600 video screen size to view them and have a 14.4 or faster modem.
>
> rac
The images and descriptions look great!

Does World-in-Motion comprise a complete package, i.e., the video
digitizer and vcr controller, etc., or does it only work on predigitized
video clips?

Can you provide info on where to get more info re: W-i-M?

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