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How can I get high resolution data? #4

Closed BupyeongHealer closed 7 months ago

BupyeongHealer commented 7 months ago

First, Thanks for opening this challenge.

When I get a data using below command, resolution of the data is too low. 

from SoccerNet.Downloader import SoccerNetDownloader as SNdl
mySNdl = SNdl(LocalDirectory="path/to/SoccerNet")
mySNdl.downloadDataTask(task="mvfouls", split=["train","valid","test","challenge"], password="enter password")

I want to get high resolution data. How can I get high resolution data? Let me know the command for downloading high resolution data.

BupyeongHealer commented 7 months ago

I used below command. It works!

from SoccerNet.Downloader import SoccerNetDownloader as SNdl
mySNdl = SNdl(LocalDirectory="./SoccerNet-720p")
mySNdl.downloadDataTask(task="mvfouls", split=["train","valid","test","challenge"], version="720p")
BupyeongHealer commented 7 months ago

The train_720p.zip file was damaged. I can't open this file. Can you check this issue?

SilvioGiancola commented 7 months ago

@BupyeongHealer can you please make sure your file downloaded completely? You might have stopped it while it was downloading. @heldJan can you please check on your side too? I am remote and don't have a strong enough connection right now to DL 13.3GB.

heldJan commented 7 months ago

@BupyeongHealer, you might not have downloaded the full dataset. Everything's working fine on my site. Could you double-check that you've completely downloaded the dataset and let me know if it works. :)

SilvioGiancola commented 7 months ago

@BupyeongHealer Are you on MacOS? I experienced a similar error with the "Archive Utility" (default) on MacOS but I was able to unzip with the app "The Unarchiver".

BupyeongHealer commented 7 months ago

@SilvioGiancola @heldJan I'm on Ubuntu 22.04. I also experience same error. Fortunately, now i can unzip the train file. The issue came from the using default unzip extractor! Thanks for sharing your expereince. @SilvioGiancola

SilvioGiancola commented 7 months ago

Can you please write here what unzip extractor you used on Ubuntu 22.04? It could be useful for other participants. Thanks

BupyeongHealer commented 7 months ago

I just used the command to unzip the file. Before that I used default GUI unzip extractor to unzip the files.

sudo apt-get install unzip
unzip file.zip -d destination_folder