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Motorcycle pose

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subject or object. Also Marker, Object,

and Subject.

Motorcycle pose A form of the neutral

pose typically used when capturing a RoM

trial in Vicon iQ. In this pose, the subject

stands in the basic neutral pose with the

knees slightly flexed, the arms out

straight to the sides, elbows bent

forward, and hands in front with palms

facing down (in a position similar to

holding the handlebars of a motorcycle).

Also see Neutral pose, T-pose, and Range

of Motion (RoM) trial.

Movie capture A Vicon system option

for Workstation application software that

enables movie data from analog video

cameras or digital video cameras to be

captured simultaneously with optical

motion data from Vicon systems. This

functionality has been augmented by the

Reference Video option available for

Vicon MX systems.

For analog camera capture, a Broadway

option card must be installed in the

host PC, and the captured data is stored

in .mpeg files. For DV camera capture, an

IEEE 1394 option card is required, and

the captured data is stored in .avi files.

Also see .avi file, DV, IEEE 1394, .mpeg

file, Polygon, Reference video, Vicon iQ,

Vicon MX, and Workstation.

.mpeg file A binary file with extension

.mpeg or .mpg, which contains video and

audio information in the MPEG (Moving

Picture Experts Group) standard format.

Vicon application software can play and

generate .mpeg files. Also see Reference

video.

.msk file Mask file. A binary file with

extension .msk, which contains a set of

user-defined camera masks to obscure

raw, 2D data viewed by Vicon cameras in

a Vicon V-series system. By default, .msk

files are saved to the active Session

folder of the open database. Also see

Camera mask and Vicon V-series system.

MX-F20 An F-series camera providing

2 megapixel resolution used in Vicon MX

systems from April 2007. Also see

F-series Camera and Vicon MX.

MX-F40 An F-series camera providing

4 megapixel resolution used in Vicon MX

systems from April 2007. Also see

F-series Camera and Vicon MX.

MX Bridge An optional MX hardware

unit that provides the interface between

Vicon MX and any MCam, MCam2, VCam,

and SV Cam cameras supported

previously by Vicon V-series systems.

The MX Bridge acts like an MX emulator

and transforms the images sent by these

V-series cameras to the grayscale data

format used in Vicon MX. Also see

Grayscale data, Vicon MX, and Vicon

V-series system.

MX Camera A range of high-resolution,

digital, motion capture cameras: MX40,

MX13, and MX3. This range of Vicon

cameras was supplied with Vicon MX

systems before July 2006; MX Cameras

were superseded by MX+ Cameras.

MX Cameras provide high-speed and low-

latency motion capture. Each MX Camera

is fitted with a commercially available

CMOS sensor and a strobe unit with

through-hole LEDs. Each is programmed

with Vicon application firmware to control

its operation and enable it to perform its

own onboard processing. Also see CMOS,

F-series Camera, Firmware, MX+

Camera, MX3, MX13, MX40, and Vicon

application software.

MX Control An optional MX hardware

unit that provides the interface between

Vicon MX and third-party capture devices,

such as force plates, electromyography

(EMG), audio, and other digital devices.

Also see Vicon MX, Genlock, and

Timecode.

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