On Jan 26, 2012, at 12:31 PM, user #123 wrote:
Hi!
I have a .avi file containing a video with a moving particle, which I need
to track so as to extract the x-y coordinates.
Is it possible to do this with ImageJ? Since I have one file only, I can do
it manually. Which tools shold I use?
I find mTrackJ to be a very useful tool for manually tracking particles. You will find it on the plugins page of ImageJ and
http://www.imagescience.org/meijering/software/mtrackj/When I open the file it sometimes tells me I need Huffman tablesWhat are
they? How can I fix this issue?
Moreover, since I have a video, can I import it by getting the single
frames?
Quicktime allows you to export a tiff series from a movie. That is how we usually do it, but there are probably other ways.
Once I click on the moving particle (which is the best tool?) is it
possible to automatically advance to the next frame?
mTrackJ will do that be default and it is an option that can be turned off and on.
Many thanks in advance!
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Professor David Knecht
Beatson Institute for Cancer Research
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Professor David Knecht
Beatson Institute for Cancer Research
Switchback Road, Bearsden
Glasgow Scotland G61 1BD
UK