Added a note to make sure that the camera is not being used to run.bat.
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If anyone is curious, the name is a silly pun on the open seas and seeing faces. There's no deeper meaning.
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An up to date sample video can be found [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp38lJch530&vq=hd1080), showing the default tracking model's performance under different noise and light levels.
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An up to date sample video can be found [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaNap_ud_3I&vq=hd1080), showing the default tracking model's performance under different noise and light levels.
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# Usage
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facetracker -l 1
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echo Make sure that nothing is accessing your camera before you proceed.
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set /p cameraNum=Select your camera from the list above and enter the corresponding number:
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facetracker -a %cameraNum%
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