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--- installation_kinect_linux [2018/07/27 16:23] – [Utilisation dans Blender] Benjamin Labomedia
+++ installation_kinect_linux [2019/02/11 09:11] – [kinect autres usages] serge
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   * Une discussion avec un tutoriel en 5 étapes pour installer la kinect openni, nite sur debian (voir en milieu de page : makiavel) http://groups.google.com/group/openni-dev/browse_thread/thread/49a4dd13c045c1a2
-<html><code></html> Here is the guide I followed. I updated it a little bit. Hope it helps someone! I got it working perfectly on my Debian.
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+ Here is the guide I followed. I updated it a little bit. Hope it helps someone! I got it working perfectly on my Debian.
 They recommend Ubuntu 10.10 or greater. I had done it on Debian 6
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 just a minor note about your guide. As far as I know, you do not need to install OpenNI's Sensor *and* SensorKinect, as that is redundant (although it doesn't break things per se).
-OpenNI.org's version of the Sensor package is used for hardware different than the Kinect, such as PrimeSense SDK and Asus Xtion PRO. On the other hand, avin2's patched version of Sensor, called SensorKinect, works with the Kinect. Therefore, in your case, you only need SensorKinect. <html></code></html>
+OpenNI.org's version of the Sensor package is used for hardware different than the Kinect, such as PrimeSense SDK and Asus Xtion PRO. On the other hand, avin2's patched version of Sensor, called SensorKinect, works with the Kinect. Therefore, in your case, you only need SensorKinect.
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 ===== kinect avec processing =====
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