Re: DLM for video capture [message #92498 is a reply to message #90668] |
Fri, 01 January 2016 02:55   |
andrewcool777
Messages: 27 Registered: November 2012
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On Monday, 23 March 2015 02:17:13 UTC+10:30, David Grier wrote:
> Dear Folks,
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> I've written a DLM that captures images from video cameras directly
> into IDL. The library is available for download at
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> http://github.com/davidgrier/idlvideo
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> Video capture functionality is provided by OpenCV, the Open Source
> Computer Vision library. The DLM and associated camera objects should
> work for any camera that is supported by OpenCV. This package has
> been tested with IDL 8.3 and IDL 8.4 running on linux and MacOS systems.
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> On my MacBook Pro, the following code snippet acquires and displays
> 3 seconds of 1280 x 720 RGB video images at 30 frames per second
> using the built-in FaceTime camera:
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> cam = dgggrvideo()
> im = image(cam.read())
> for i = 0, 89 do im.putdata, cam.read()
> obj_destroy, cam
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> Let me know if this is useful, and please do follow up with feature
> requests and bug reports.
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> All the best,
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> David
> please do follow up with feature requests and bug reports.
OK then David, how about a version for Windows...?
Andrew Cool (who's too dumb to do it himself...)
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