Open BaggioMarco opened 3 years ago
It is not currently possible without modifying the code. You could add a few lines in the loop over the frames to check the time which has elapsed.
On Thu 4. Nov 2021 at 12:01 BaggioMarco @.***> wrote:
Hi,
is it possibile at the moment running the analysis only for a specific segment of the video? For instance, analyse the video only from second 3.5 to second 7.8. If it is possibile, could you let me know how to do that? thanks
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thanks @justinshenk could you please let me know which is such block of code I could try to integrate? I'll be glad to make some test on it as soon as I'm able to locate it, thanks
You could use similar logic to https://github.com/justinshenk/fer/blob/9ee385841f35b50fdf9740d9ab1f9cca96316b78/src/fer/classes.py#L220 to check if frameCount / frequency (which equals seconds elapsed in the video) is within a certain range, else continue.
Hi,
is it possibile at the moment running the analysis only for a specific segment of the video? For instance, analyse the video only from second 3.5 to second 7.8. If it is possibile, could you let me know how to do that? thanks