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Are there any issues with plugging an OptiTrack camera directly into a PC?

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Are there any issues with plugging an OptiTrack camera directly into a PC?

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Using a 5m USB cable from an OptiTrack camera may result in a “Device not recognized” or “Unknown device” error on some computer systems due to USB limitations. Using a shorter USB cable will often resolve the issue. When plugging 5m USB cables directly into a computer, avoiding ports on the front of the tower will reduce the likelihood of cable-related errors. Technical note: USB ports on the back of computers are usually connected directly to the motherboard while ports on the front are often connected by a cable (which may be of low quality). This extra cable length, when combined with a 5m cable, can exceed the maximum USB signaling distance.

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