Looks like you have camera or lens stabilization turned on? You need to turn all of that off. 

Thank you for replying.  Stabilization is not turned on. Here is some more information that may be helpful

Antilatchcy setup

Hi,

Wouldn't it be better if the tracker faced down? As it seems you have the tracking floor on the ground.

Like this:

Also, In the Placements tab of the AntiltancyService, you can set up the orientation of the tracker as in your screenshot, however if you use Antilatency for the purpose of camera tracking then there is no need to make adjustments there.
More on Antilatency Setup here: https://aximmetry.com/learn/tutorials/for-studio-operators/antilatency-setup/

Follow the antilatency setup guide closely and make sure your tiles are correctly placed. Like the reference bars should face in the right direction. The direction of the bar is determined by the position of 2 markers close to each other. Parallel bars should face the same direction. https://antilatency.com/getting-started/latest/area#content

And make sure you have a stable connection to your Alt tracker.

Warmest regards,

I also ran into the same problem, using a mars tracking device, please did you solve this problem, can you share it?

@abc123: Do you have a video of the problem? Did you calibrate using either the Aximmetry Calibrator or the one that came with Mars? Did you adjust tracking delay?