Jetson TX1 is not yet supported as the developers don't have one, but it may be easy to add the support. Check Jetson TK1 issues before installation. Jetson TK1: Linux4Tegra 21.3 or later.VideoToolbox JPEG decoding: Mac OS X only.VAAPI JPEG decoding: Intel (minimum Ivy Bridge or newer) and Linux only.CUDA depth processing: CUDA (6.5 and 7.5 are tested The minimum version is not clear.).OpenGL ES is not supported at the moment. OpenGL depth processing: OpenGL 3.1 (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X).

Recommend kernel 3.16+ or as new as possible. Debian, Ubuntu 14.04 or newer, probably other Linux distros.Windows 7 (buggy), Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and probably Windows 10.A single lane doesn't have enough bandwidth. If you're using an expansion card, make sure it's not plugged into an PCI-E x1 slot. Depending on the number of Kinects, you may need to use an even larger buffer size. If you're using Linux, you may have to increase USBFS memory buffers. It has been reported to work for up to 5 devices on a high-end PC using multiple separate PCI Express USB3 expansion cards (with NEC controller chip). Virtual machines likely do not work, because USB 3.0 isochronous transfer is quite delicate. ASMedia controllers are known to not work. Intel and NEC USB 3.0 host controllers are known to work. The API reference documentation is provided here. Watch the OpenKinect wiki at and the mailing list at !forum/openkinect for the latest developments and more information about the K4W2 USB protocol. firmware updates (see issue #460 for WiP).If you use the KDE depth unwrapping algorithm implemented in the library, please also cite this ECCV 2016 paper. If you are using libfreenect2 in an academic context, please cite our work using the following DOI: Note: libfreenect2 does not do anything for either Kinect for Windows v1 or Kinect for Xbox 360 sensors. Driver for Kinect for Windows v2 (K4W2) devices (release and developer preview).

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