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eladh7	#1 29/12/2008 - 21h17 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 15 Registered on : 28/04/2008 Off line	Hello Today I bought the web cam - Microsoft VX 6000 and he work well I wants to run free-track 3 points cap on Flight Simulator 2004 and I have some question about the setting in the free-track software. On the software, in 352*288 resolution I receiving 29 FPS(on lighted room). But if my room is dark, I receiving 15 FPS. Furthermore, on lighted room the web cam not recognize my IR Led, but on dark room the cam recognize the led. 1. How I bring up the FPS in dark room? 2. What is JPS? and also what is threshold? and how i adjust it to good for IR recognize? Thanks very much. Edited by eladh7 on 30/12/2008 at 13h41.
didja	#2 01/01/2009 - 22h12 Top
Class : Webmaster (admin) Posts : 1043 Registered on : 09/07/2007 Off line Www	Hello, Have a look to the FAQ, you'll find anwsers to your questions : http://forum.free-track.net/index.php?showtopic=455 http://forum.free-track.net/index.php?showtopic=413 Rémy
eladh7	#3 02/01/2009 - 13h53 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 15 Registered on : 28/04/2008 Off line	i dont find what is JPS...
didja	#4 02/01/2009 - 14h24 Top
Class : Webmaster (admin) Posts : 1043 Registered on : 09/07/2007 Off line Www	It's Jitter per second, so it the same as jitters Rémy
eladh7	#5 02/01/2009 - 15h32 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 15 Registered on : 28/04/2008 Off line	Jitter per second? what is mean?
didja	#6 02/01/2009 - 19h29 Top
Class : Webmaster (admin) Posts : 1043 Registered on : 09/07/2007 Off line Www	It's in the FAQ : What does the 'jitter' measurement mean? Jitter counts the number of frames that deviate more than +/-15% of the average frame rate in a second. It indicates frame rate instability which can potentially cause a reduction in panning smoothness. If the deviation is small FreeTrack, when minimized, may be able to neutralise it, so a high jitter number does not necessarily mean there will be high jitter in the output. High jitter can be caused by anti-flicker being enabled or equivalently, outdoors mode being disabled. Rémy

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