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Add ability to control IR projector brightness - fixes #433
Signed-off-by: Benn Snyder <benn.snyder@gmail.com>
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freenect_set_ir_brightness does not change the brightness of emitted light. However, it does change the brightness of the detected light ( hardware or software based ).
The current name might lead to the assumption, that the emitted light is changed. This leads to problems when using multiple kinects ( can't set the brightness to zero, in order to reduce noise from other kinects)
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Yep, the function changes the gain on the IR sensor on hardware and does not change the brightness of the IR projector at all.