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what is it called?

by paul2828 Mar 18, 2010 8:12PM PDT

i am after software which will allow you to super impose two different motorbikes going around the same corner at different times,so i can see the different speeds and movements.

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I know what you mean.

by MarkFlax Forum moderator Mar 18, 2010 9:23PM PDT

If I am right, what you are talking about is what we see in TV Sporting Events nowadays. The most recent I can remember is the Winter Olympics in such things like the Bob-Sleighs where the TV company played back two teams racing their sleighs downhill, superimposed one on the other, so that comparisons could be made.

This is done at the editing stage. I did a little bit of research and searched for Video Mixer software. It seems there is plenty available, such as NeuroMixer. That page has a nice demo video to show what their software can do.

Perhaps something like that would suit your needs.

Mark
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thanks

by paul2828 Mar 19, 2010 5:58PM PDT

thanks i will have a look

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