This Video player analyzes a JSON file containing coordinates and timestamps (the JSON data corresponds to the frames in a video track - this file will be built in advance using some eyetracker and eye tracking software) to present relevant pixels, according to time, on the screen using heatmap.js.
- Understanding user's viewing/reading behavior (Eye tracking technology, EEG, Cursor behavior, etc.)
- Create JSON with provided software (./tet/TETWinSamples.sln) - EyeTribe GitHub
- Note! You can generate your own json file from any eye tracker using this format (JSON example containing 2 coordinates)
{
"data":[
{
"x": 1008,
"y": 582,
"timeStamp" : "00:00:00.0030017",
"second" : "0"
},
{
"x": 1008,
"y": 580,
"timeStamp" : "00:00:00.0230138",
"second" : "0"
},
{}
]}
- Open the program using provided nwjs version (./nwjs-v0.12.3-win-x64) NWJS GitHub as follows:
- From cmd:
.\nwjs-v0.12.3-win-x64\nw.exe .\app\ - Choose video and json file
- Mark relevant AOIs in the video.
- Play the video (with log file).
- By clicking on View->Statistics you'll be able to analyse the user's gaze during the video related to the AOIs you chose.
#Some pictures
Please note that this is a beta version and still undergoing final testing and modifications.
As a user of this beta, you’re invited to join a community of testers, reviewers, and bug-catchers. We're grateful for your help as we develop towards a stable release. We welcome feedback, suggestions, name suggestions, and the identification of flaws, glitches, and bugs.
To report a bug or suggestion, please send email to : ifim.vo@gmail.com / michael.ido@gmail.com
Thank you again and I hope you enjoy, Yafim & Ido
Copyright (c) 2016 Yafim Vodkov, Ido Michael & Licensed under the Apache License.