is this possible?
If I shoot a video, and rotate the camera is it possible to move the hotspot to follow the movement while the video runs?
Just an idea right now.
Cheers
Robert
Dynamically moving a video hot spot while it's playing ?
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Technically, yeah, if you had a computer to do the mechanical tracking and are able to record it and program it perfectly in code so it doesn't look crappy.
Effectively no. -
I'm not so sure about that, perhaps depends on how it's shot, level of transparency or alpha, size and of course the power of the viewers device/connection speed.
I do agree this is a very complex hole to fill. So many variables and possible variants. It seems the dominate hardware/software vendors keep increasing the techno-babel tower of incompatible "standards."
And of course clients want it all for little - good luck on that
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I don't think the CPU will be too much of an issue, but getting it to match perfectly would be impossible. It's hard enough to match a single stationary video frame, but doing it as a moving target... Unless you mask anything that would need matching up... Doing a moving object and getting semi close might be ok.. But I don't know how to mask moving objects well either. If anyone has a good tutorial, I'd love to learn it.. It's one of my big gaps.
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