[Erik Boles]

Thanks to all for the advice. I have been soldering for 30+ years now and that isn’t my concern. I have done everything from board level repair to some of the smallest audio gear wires.

More importantly, I was looking for electrical diagrams of the G2/G3 series. they are molded plugs, so I cannot take it apart to see how it is wired, I need to chop the wire and put on a new plug, but I need to know which one goes to tip and which one to the barrel.

thanks,

Erik

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Stephen,

I will upload a video tonight and reply to this post with a link. thanks tons for all of your help.

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Jim,

Very helpful post, thank you so much for the input. I will play around with that a bit. I am also going to post a video to what I am doing to make sure I am not way off track.

Erik

[Erik Boles]

Jim,

I appreciate the input, but this isn’t something that complex, and I have seen it done in motion many times, so this is just something I am doing wrong, not something that is going to be solved by another $100 worth of software after spending $1,200 on FC Studio.

Erik

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Stephen,

The TV is mounted to a wall and is stationary, it doesn’t move. when I try and ‘pin’ the motion points to the TV, they do ‘snap’ to the TV.

Erik

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Mikey,

Thanks for the quick reply. i am not using the cameras in motion at all, the raw footage was the camera itself moving to another object in the room, away from the TV. when doing motion tracking (and pinning the movie to the television), should i have it set to 3D mode vs 2D mode? I didn’t try it in 3D mode.
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