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[Physltest] [Phys-L] Re: loggerpro question on video analysis



i had problems too - i tried it again - I had your problem at first and
I had to go into something and set something and then it worked (sorry
cant remember exactly what) but then after I did the clicking I could
not get a graph - help said something about a plot window or strip and
I couldnt ever find that - in the end I decided if it took that long
for me to figure out and I couldn't get it to work it was not worth it


so we will try tilting the camera and use LoggerPro - but please John
G. if you have any pull tell them to get the rotate axes in


Cindy Schwarz


On Jan 28, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Bernard Cleyet wrote:

won't work for me.

Either I'm too technodolt or I have an incompatible computer (no mouse
OS 10.3.7)

it says to mark: control + click; nada happens. (cross hair does
appear)

bc

p.s. another curious icon for tracker in the deck opens the terminal
not the app.

Aaron Titus wrote:

Cindy,

I recommend Tracker (http://www.cabrillo.edu/~dbrown/tracker/). It is
written in Java and runs on Mac OS X and Windows. It is also open
source and built using Wolfgang Christian's Open Source Physics
library.

According to the author, Doug Brown, "If Cindy means just tilting the
coordinate axes at any angle, sure Tracker does it. The only
limitation
in Tracker is it is always a right-handed coordinate system (+y-axis
ccw from +x-axis)."

I haven't yet implemented video analysis in my physics classes since I
don't have a video camera. However, I plan to do this within the next
year. When I do, I'll use Tracker.

Aaron
(an unabashed mac aficionado and a big fan of open source software)



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