VidAnalysis http://vidanalysis.eu ... an app for physical analysis of motion in videos Tue, 07 Jul 2015 18:36:19 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.2 Published ad-free version http://vidanalysis.eu/published-ad-free-version/ Tue, 07 Jul 2015 18:36:19 +0000 http://vidanalysis.eu/?p=79 We just published an ad-free version of VidAnalysis on Google Play. Download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vidanalysis If you own the newest version (1.6) of VidAnalysis free, all saved analyses can be imported into the ad-free app. If you have an older version, just update it!

The post Published ad-free version first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> We just published an ad-free version of VidAnalysis on Google Play.
Download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vidanalysis

If you own the newest version (1.6) of VidAnalysis free, all saved analyses can be imported into the ad-free app. If you have an older version, just update it!

The post Published ad-free version first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> Downloading sample videos http://vidanalysis.eu/downloading-sample-videos/ Mon, 15 Jun 2015 14:57:12 +0000 http://vidanalysis.eu/?p=69 For training purposes two new sample videos can be downloaded from this site: and In both videos the meter stick is 0.4m long and it’s best to analyse them in portrait mode. We wish happy analysing!

The post Downloading sample videos first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> For training purposes two new sample videos can be downloaded from this site:
free fall and pendulum

In both videos the meter stick is 0.4m long and it’s best to analyse them in portrait mode.
We wish happy analysing!

The post Downloading sample videos first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> New guide online http://vidanalysis.eu/new-guide-online/ Thu, 04 Jun 2015 20:17:17 +0000 http://vidanalysis.eu/?p=48 A new guide for VidAnalysis has been published! It is by Gregor Steele, an science teacher based in the UK working for SSERC, who thought of VidAnalysis as being quite useful for his classes. He included a lot of screenshots to make it easier to understand all steps, that have to be done to get ... Read more New guide online

The post New guide online first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> A new guide for VidAnalysis has been published! It is by Gregor Steele, an science teacher based in the UK working for SSERC, who thought of VidAnalysis as being quite useful for his classes. He included a lot of screenshots to make it easier to understand all steps, that have to be done to get a good motion analysis with smartphone or tablet.

A big thank you to him for writing this awsome guide!

You can access the new guide by clicking on the “HowTo” tab on this page, or this link: http://vidanalysis.eu/howto

The post New guide online first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> Version 1.1 released! http://vidanalysis.eu/version-1-1-released/ Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:53:11 +0000 http://54.148.181.187/?p=21 Published version 1.1 of VidAnalysis! You now can export your videoanalysis data to a gnuplot-friendly data format.

The post Version 1.1 released! first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> Published version 1.1 of VidAnalysis! You now can export your videoanalysis data to a gnuplot-friendly data format.

The post Version 1.1 released! first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> First Post http://vidanalysis.eu/first-post/ Mon, 08 Dec 2014 09:52:48 +0000 http://54.148.181.187/?p=19 This is the new blog for the app VidAnalysis!

The post First Post first appeared on VidAnalysis.]]> This is the new blog for the app VidAnalysis!

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