I am working with a lot of timelapse data and I've been switching between Timelapse2 & just using VLC (strictly because it isn't as laggy with going back a few seconds like Timelapse2) to analyze these files, but its a very time consuming process. I was wondering if anyone here has a lot of experience going through timelapse files and tips on how to go through them in a more efficient matter?
The goal of my project is to compare detection rates for a slow moving species with a few different camera trapping designs
Have you tried theImageJ? We usually use imageJ or Fiji to analyze the Timelapse data of embryo development under microscope. Sry, I am not very sure you're mean of going through data more efficiently. I attach a link that help me analyze my photos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1UUpNZvXXE
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