Currently, I am using "Pure Data-extended" on Windows 10 and want to use "Kinect for Xbox 360" to run "Kinect Headtracking with OSC Support" which is a patch of the site described below, but it does not work. Hmm.
Please give me some hints
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Kinect and Pure Data connection and head tracking
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@Laevatein Have you installed the two windows programs mentioned (*get) under the windows section?
David. -
@whale-av
I have installed "Kinect for Windows SDK v1.8" and "OpenCV".
But when I open the patch in Pure Data, it doesn't work.
Is there any other necessary process?https://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/
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@Laevatein It looks like the utility was built for use with Pd Extended.
Do you have any "cannot create" messages in the Pd window?It could be that you need the 32-bit dll for OpenCV as Extended is 32-bit and the SDK is probably 32-bit too. And maybe an older version? But a 32/64 bit mismatch is more likely.
I don't have a Kinect....... so this is guesswork from me...
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@whale-av
Thank you for your reply.
When I opened head_pose_estimation.pd located in head-pose-estimation-master / pd /declare: mac-libs: unknown declaration
expr, expr ~, fexpr ~ version 0.4 under GNU General Public LicenseWas displayed.
Also, on the Kinect Headtracking with OSC Support, "* get and install OpenCV from http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/files/opencv-win/2.4.0/"
It is written like this, but at OpenCV version 2.4.0 was not found. -
@Laevatein The mac-libs declaration can be ignored I think as it contains .dylib files that cannot execute under windows.
The expr message is normal.... you will always get that message about the licence..... it is just a legal requirement.I looked for the OpenCv 0.2.4 and found it here....... https://chocolatey.org/packages/OpenCV/2.4.0
Chocolatey are a reliable provider. I cannot remember what hoops you will have to jump through but their documentation is good.
First you will need chocolatey....... https://chocolatey.org/install
I decided to use Windows Powershell when I installed chocolatey..... which you then use to install stuff and get around windows protections.There are other sites for OpenCv 0.2,4
This one should be easier to get...... https://osdn.net/projects/sfnet_mrpt/downloads/OpenCV-win32-prebuilt/opencv-2.4.0/opencv-2.4.0-msvc9-x64.7z/
.... but you should check the hash.
You will need 7-Zip https://www.7-zip.org/ to unzip the download.
David.
