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Azure Kinect DK
A Microsoft developer kit and peripheral device with advanced artificial intelligence sensors for sophisticated computer vision and speech models.
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Hi @Carry Lee Greetings! It is possible to synchronize two Azure Kinect Dk devices with different modes using the steps in the above provided link. You can launch the Azure Kinect Viewer to modify the setting of each device mode before you start the synchronization. Kindly make sure that the below configurations are adjusted before starting the device.
- Recording from each device has same resolution and frame rate.
- You may need to adjust the Delay off master setting on the subordinate device to account for the difference in fields of view between the two devices.
You can find the above-mentioned settings from the Azure Kinect Viewer. Please refer the below image.
Once you start the subordinate device before starting the Master, you should be able to synchronize the devices. Please let us know if you have any additional questions or need further assistance on this.