Addressed issues in Vicon Shogun 1.5

Vicon Shogun 1.5 resolves a number of issues, including the selection listed here.

Issues addressed in Shogun Live

Selecting an option for the Sub-Sampling Divisor of a Vue camera no longer causes Shogun Live to stop responding.
Bump Sensitivity settings (in Accelerometer) persist after restarting Shogun Live for all cameras.
When setting up Vue cameras, Red Gain, Green Gain and Blue Gain settings (in Video Setup) now persist after restarting Shogun Live.
Camera Gain now persists when Shogun Live is restarted.
When you select a camera in the System panel, the Advanced properties now include the camera temperature.

You can now adjust a camera's Threshold in Control without issues.
When capturing MOV files, if you set Audio Payload to None, no audio track or metadata are saved, resulting in a correctly converted MOV file.
When the timecode source is removed, the timecode counter for the video input in the Data Capture panel no longer changes.
Right-click subject in Tracking panel now takes you to the folder specified in user preferences.
You can now change the color of a cluster after it's been attached to a subject.
Shogun Live now remembers the capture folder after Eclipse is closed.

You can now easily add constraints to a VSS.
When you select Auto-select markers for fill in the Fill Rigid dialog box, the selected markers are now filled during gaps.
Rigid Fill now fills gaps correctly at the start and end of the data.
Rigid Fill now produces a smooth in and out transition.

An issue with the way props were created in .mcp files from Shogun Live 1.4 has been resolved, so that you can now edit (eg, unlabel and fill) them as normal.
Props created in Shogun Post now label as expected in Live.
Running GetSelectedObjects() from scene.py now works correctly and no longer results in an inaccurate error.