Yeah, I'm gonna have to get a card with a 16X plug, because my one and only 1X slot is taken up by a Wifi Radio... * Heading to Frys to exchange this card I bought yesterday.  Maybe I'll get lucky.

*UPDATE: The Trasncend PDU3 WILL WORK in a 16X slot.  Just make sure you're using one that is marked BLUE, like the USB3 connectors.

Keep us posted (hey, you're lucky to live close enough to a Fry's, so I can't feel TOO sorry for you :>.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Happy to report that the XBox One Kinect IS FINALLY WORKING.

IF YOU ARE A FIRST TIME KINECT / MOCAP USER and YOU HAVE AN AMD-BASED MACHINE: Your USB 3.0 ports WILL NOT DRIVE THE KINECT ONE SENSOR.  You will need to UPGRADE YOUR BOX with the TRANSCEND PDU3 PCI-E CARD.  This card will use THE RENASIS DRIVER, which IS COMPATIBLE with the KINECT ONE.

REALLUSION WILL NOT TELL YOU THIS UP FRONT, SO BUYER BEWARE.

Hi,

I am interested to get your feedback about the performance and quality of the Kinect with RL Plug-in.
basically, Kelley has already answered me and advised to go for another plug-in SW.
I tend to trust him, but one more opinion is also worthwhile.
Thanks in advance for sharing your experience

Cheers
 
  Roberto

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@RobertoColombo -  I'll provide more details about this later.  In the meantime I suggest you search the forums because others have commented about the performance of the Kinect One Mocap plugin.

I don't expect it to be perfect.  The earlier Kinect 360 version wasn't.  But I trust the tutorials demonstrating the improvements.  You do have to put in additional work to clean up the motion.  

Here's a link to a post showing my first work with the Kinect One Mocap.