so I checked my setup and, the x,y,z coordinates coming from the remote are almost perfectly accurate.

I tried to record on my caméra, and the result looks more like the one on johny lee video.

However what I exepected was a realisic behavior.
Like if there is a box behind the monitor, and when I move the head, I should just feel that the box is static and solid, and same for the red and white targets.

However it's like they are moving.

With a perfect anamorphosis I should feel it's static.

Well, this is not this issue I am talking about.
I observed too that with two eyes, the depth effect is canceled by the lack of eyes parallax. With on eye it's ok.
I also have edimentional likes, 3D shutter glasses, that I use with iz3d drivers but there is some bug and it's not working yet for it.

What I am talking about is that if a line in the virtual universe is orthogonal to the screen plane when I look from right in front of the screen (for exemple all the lines on z axis from the virtual universe grid), then when I move the head, the apparent orthogonality of this lines to the screen plane is lost.

Since the universe is static, I shouldn't feel that the angles changes, it should always feel like it's orthogonal.
Like if I plant an arrow in my monitor, orthogonally to the screen plane, then the orthogonal lines of the universe should always look like they are parallel to the arrow, even when I move the head.

A perfect anamorphosis should preserve the universe geometry in a way that a line orthogonal to the screen plane in the real world should always look parallel to a line supposed to be orthogonal to the screen in the virtual world.