bundle release of incremental work

release of incremental work

• various fixes for hi dpi monitor support and faulty capture devices.
• added options to stop screen upload to save CPU time
• improvements on pupil detector settings
• detailed release notes to follow...

known issues

• the bundle for pupil player on mac does not export.

Hotfix Linux64 bundle

Bundle for 64 bit Linux of apparent pupil size bug fix

Pupil apparent size was not reported when pupil was found during quick evaluation shortcut in canny detector.

quick release

added option to disable coarse pupil detection.

Pupil Player and Pupil Capture Linux bundles

Release

This is just a release of the bundles that reflect the current state. Since the last major release of Player and Capture more improvements and bug fixes have been made.

C510 capture support added to Ubuntu 64bit bundle

v0.3.7.5

Pupil Player WIP release 3

Pupil Player

With the App we finally add the crucial missing part of the toolchain. You can now visualize Pupil Capture recordings after the fact using a proper App with GUI.

A platform for offline processing

Pupil Player uses the plugin system found in Pupil Capture. This allows developers and contributors to roll their own new awesome ideas into Pupil. Currently we have a few simple Visualizations but more powerful plugins are in the Pipeline!

Exporting

The current visualization plugins now support exporting.

Bundles

Sadly still only the Linux bundles are available. Mac and Windows will work running from source.

Pupil Player WIP release 2

Second work in progress release of Pupil Player

added plugins

• all plugins are started using the atb drop down menu.
• some plugins can be added more than once.
• plugins do not yet work with the exporter.

Pupil Player WIP release

This is a test release of the Pupil Player. More a proof of concept than anything else. It does work!

Bundle release

Bundle only available for Ubuntu X64 for now. MAC will follow but Quicktime is not playing along so well.

Features

• seek bar with frame accurate seeking.
• simple gaze dot overlay
• exporter that will export the video with a simple red circle as gaze overlay.
  • each export runs in a separate process: this means you can continue looking at the recording and run multiple exports simultaneously
  • you can specify start and stop frame - much like trim marks
  • you can specify the file location and name

Soon to Come

• scan path
• marker tracking
• more visualizations
• bundle release for MacOS

Bundle version use

Just drag a pupil recording dir onto the launcher icon and the player will start.

Source version use

cd pupil/pupil_src/player
python main.py /path/to/data/dir/

Calibration Stop Marker + Improvements

This release introduces a few improvements.

Manual Marker Calibration

We now have two markers both can be printed out from the pdf below.

• circular calibration marker: Used to calibrate as usual. Check the Pupil Github wiki for instructions.
• stop calibration marker: Similar in looks but with white center. Show this to the scene camera and the calibration will stop.

We added a progress indicator so the operator can see when they are collecting samples. We also improved detection robustness as some users had trouble with false positives.

Selectable Capture

During runtime you can now select which camera to capture from (Mac&Linux only).This is integrated into the GUI via a drop down menu. Known issues: On Linux you should not select the same capture in more than one window simultaneously (crash).

Support for new Pupil Pro Headset.

A few tweaks have been made to enable the use of our soon to be released improved Pupil Pro mobile eye tracking headset. Of course doing this we did not drop any other hardware from the support list.

minor bugfix and tweaks

See commits.