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OVGN / OpenIRV

Open-source thermal camera project
Apache License 2.0
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Open ebachard opened 3 years ago

ebachard commented 3 years ago

Hello,

I discovered your (impressive) project reading eevblog (thermal imaging topic). What you did is incredible, and I'd like to congratulate you for your skills !

Plus I saw your video, and words are missing me to describe the wow effect it produced for me ! :)

Just in case you are interested, I'm writing a C++ software, who will be used with Seek and Hti thermal cams. It works (well) on x86_64, including on RPi3 B+ and RPi4 too (8 GB, but should work well with 4GB too). Currently, I can record videos and sound (Linux only), but there is no muxer yet (time is missing me). It means until I write the missing part, video and sound are two files at the end, and must be assembled. The software can be cross compiled for Windows, but sound is still missing on Windows . For thermal cameras, I can record Seek Compact pro images, and watch them afterward, at the right speed.

Thanks again for sharing all of that !

OVGN commented 3 years ago

Hello!

I discovered your (impressive) project reading eevblog (thermal imaging topic). What you did is incredible, and I'd like to congratulate you for your skills ! Plus I saw your video, and words are missing me to describe the wow effect it produced for me ! :)

Thanks much!

Just in case you are interested, I'm writing a C++ software, who will be used with Seek and Hti thermal cams. It works (well) on x86_64, including on RPi3 B+ and RPi4 too (8 GB, but should work well with 4GB too). Currently, I can record videos and sound (Linux only), but there is no muxer yet (time is missing me). It means until I write the missing part, video and sound are two files at the end, and must be assembled. The software can be cross compiled for Windows, but sound is still missing on Windows . For thermal cameras, I can record Seek Compact pro images, and watch them afterward, at the right speed.

Nice job, thanks, going to take it in account! I'm doing in some ways pretty similiar image processing but in hardware. BTW, hope once to try running openirv with any RPi over USB-UVC.

Thanks again for sharing all of that !

It's my pleasure, the most interesting is further)