title | description | author | ms.author | ms.prod | ms.date | ms.topic | keywords |
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Quickstart- Record Azure Kinect sensor streams to a file |
In this quickstart, you will learn how to record data streams from the Sensor SDK to a file. |
tesych |
tesych |
kinect-dk |
06/26/2019 |
quickstart |
azure, kinect, record, play back, reader, matroska, mkv, streams, depth, rgb, camera, color, imu, audio, sensor |
This quickstart provides information about how you can use the Azure Kinect recorder tool to record data streams from the Sensor SDK to a file.
If you don't have an Azure subscription, create a free account before you begin.
This quickstart assumes:
- You have the Azure Kinect DK connected to your host PC and powered properly.
- You have finished setting up the hardware.
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Open a command prompt, and provide the path to the Azure Kinect recorder, located in the installed tools directory as
k4arecorder.exe
. For example:C:\Program Files\Azure Kinect SDK\tools\k4arecorder.exe
. -
Record 5 seconds.
k4arecorder.exe -l 5 %TEMP%\output.mkv
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By default, the recorder uses the NFOV Unbinned depth mode and outputs 1080p RGB at 30 fps including IMU data. For a complete overview of recording options and tips, refer to Azure Kinect recorder.
You can use the Azure Kinect Viewer to play back a recording.
- Launch
k4aviewer.exe
- Unfold the Open Recording tab and open your recording.
Now that you've learned how to record sensor streams to a file, it's time to
[!div class="nextstepaction"] Build your first Azure Kinect application