1-point 2D Manual Digitisation - Measure Velocities & Accelerations

• This module allows the user to digitise their own video images (2D).
• Create point trajectories of one specific marker.
• Manually track this marker through the stage or phase of interest.
• Calculate velocities and accelerations of linear motion for any choosen joint, limb or object.
• Results are displayed in an interactive graphical analysis window.
• Animation is overlaid onto the video.

Export Analysis:

• Create a new video that includes, lines, shapes & angles to be viewed in ANY media software.
• Quintic Software takes a snapshot of each video frame and recompiles it as a new video. This allows the user to annotate every frame of the video with drawings, angles and text and all analysis will be saved onto the new video.
• This video file can then be watched, read or listened to in any media format or specifically the FREE Quintic Player.
• Ideal for coach communication, client reports, student homework and presentations.
• File compression makes it essential for Internet communication & coaching.
• Export Analysis Sample Videos can be downloaded from www.quintic.com/software/samplevideos

Zoom Function & Data Analysis Output:

Essential for accurate digitisation and production of data, this function provides a zoom window where the video file is magnified. (Up to 10 x magnification).

All data produced in the Quintic Digitisation module can be exported to Microsoft Excel or a *.dat file. One simple click away, this feature allows for further analysis of the raw data.

Quintic Premier Capture :

• 50/60 frames per second (fps)
• The faster option is critical when analysing fast or complex movement.
• The example to the right shows the same video captured at both 25fps & 50fps.
• The video on the right has double the information and can therefore capture important information such as impact with the ball.
• Excellent file compression.
• USB 2 or Firewire 1394 IEEE Capture.
• 5 seconds at 50 fps ~ 1MB.
• Ideal file size for email, storage or website upload.
  

Quintic Series Capture:

• Capture, Save & Compress a series of videos.
• Create a specific client folder and video file name prior to recording.
• Easily Start & Stop recording.
• Save up to 10 videos in a row.
• Maximum Record Time 30 seconds per video ~ 50/60fps.
• Capture either live or from tape.
• USB 2 or Firewire 1394 IEEE Capture.
• 3-5 second video clip ~ 1 MB in size (50/60fps).

Quintic Multi Camera Capture : 2 LIVE Cameras
• Record 50/60 frames per second LIVE video from upto 4 cameras (PAL/NTSC Mini DV Camcorders).
• Live Capture only.
• Maximum Record Time 60 seconds ~ 50/60fps.
• Synchronise upto 2 cameras through the Quintic capture module. Accurate to within ½ frame (10 ms).
• PCIA Firewire Card required (Image below)
• USB 2 or Firewire 1394 IEEE Capture
• Edit, Trim & Adjust Filters for both videos.
• 3-5 second video clip ~ 1 MB in size (50/60fps).

(Basler 100 frames per second)

Quintic High-Speed LIVE Basler Capture 100fps:

• 100 frames per second video (Basler High Speed LIVE Camera +CMount Lens).
• 640 x 480 pixel size. Premium video quality.
• Monochrome Black & White Images.
• Maximum Record Time 30 seconds ~ 100fps.
• LIVE Capture.
• Single Camera Capture.
• Excellent file compression
• 2 seconds at 100 fps ~ 1MB
• Manual Shutter Speed, Compression & Filter options.
• 6 to 6 pin firewire connection required.
• Note: Laptops require external power source.
• 3 second video clip ~ 2 MB in size (100fps).