Greg Duncan

@David Crook: No, thank you! It's great work, like you've done, that make my curator life so much easier... :)

@Joe:Thanks for the follow-up  :)

@All The latest Kinect for Windows v2 Preview SDK now includes Fusion. Please see the team post for details, download links, etc

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/kinectforwindows/archive/2014/08/21/updated-preview-sdk-now-available.aspx

"Today, we are releasing an updated version of the Kinect for Windows SDK 2.0 public preview. This new SDK includes more than 200 improvements to the core SDK. Most notably, this release delivers the much sought after Kinect Fusion tool kit, which provides higher resolution camera tracking and performance. The updated SDK also includes ..."

Download the updated SDK 2.0 public preview

@Kean:Yep... I'm watching and queuing your posts... :)

@Emilio: Best bet would be to reach out to the authors directly. There's a bunch of links for them above...

Sorry, guys, the source isn't mine or in my control, I was only the messenger. Hopefully Matthias will be able to resolve this...

@Pham Thanh Phuoc: They are there already... (Matter of fact, English is currently the only CC/Close Captions/Subtitles available.

Start playing the video and you should see a "CC" button. Click on that and select English.

If you can't see them it could be your browser. For more details, please see, http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/C9Team/Captions-now-available-on-many-Channel-9-videos

@Joan Pamo:Best way to make sure the team sees your question would be to click through, Developing with Kinect for Windows v2 on a Mac, and post it directly on their post...

@Taylor Gibb: Nice. I've updated the post to include that... :)

@RandomGuy: No. This is just for the Kinect for Windows v1

@computerguycj: LOL. That would be awesome. And since Phil made the terms user configurable...

Now we (the community) need to add an import/export/share/Nuget repo for terms then we're cooking with gas! lol

@reubenbond:Fixed. Thanks :)

@Bucc0: Fixed. Thanks  :)