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-*Synchronized webcam recording to bootstrap low-cost/early-stage computer vision projects*
+*Concurrent webcam recording to bootstrap low-cost/early-stage computer vision projects*
 
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 # Introduction
 
-I needed a way to record synchronized video while prototyping a computer vision project ([caliscope](https://github.com/mprib/caliscope)). Extreme temporal and spatial precision were less important than getting something reasonable with a minimal budget. When conscientiously managed, USB webcams controlled via OpenCV can perform surprisingly well at this task. I have spun this functionality off into its own package to create a clear separation of concerns between data capture and data processing, while hopefully creating a simpler package that others might find useful. 
+I needed a cheap way to record concurrent frames while prototyping a computer vision project ([caliscope](https://github.com/mprib/caliscope)). Extreme precision was less important than getting something reasonable with a minimal budget. When conscientiously managed, USB webcams controlled via OpenCV can perform surprisingly well at this task. I have spun this functionality off into its own package to create a clear separation of concerns between data capture and data processing, while hopefully creating a simpler package that others might find useful. 
 
 If MultiWebCam (MWC) is close to what you need but not quite, please feel free to raise an issue and I'll see if I can incorporate your use case. These are the core functions that are currently implemented: