Closed aloksharma1 closed 1 month ago
you can install the ffmpegcv step by step.
First make sure you have add the ffmpeg into your path. You can do that by conda or manually add the FFMPEG/BIN to your windows 11 environment PATH.
# In the system cmd window
ffmpeg -version
Then install the ffmpegcv by pip.
pip install ffmpegcv
oh already done that than, thanks another issue is i need to extract frame properties for camera calibration (i want to stabilize shaky camera feed) but i don't see a documentation for this lib, and OpenCV cap.info
is not working with this library.
The cap.info
is not the frame property in OpenCV neither, it should be the video property. If you want the video info, you can just print the cap
of a ffmpegcv.VideoCapture* instance. You will see the width/heigh/fps/duration/counts
of the video.
print(cap);dir(cap)
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Hello, Python newbie here, i want to know what i have to pass in cuda here
recommand when using cuda pip install ffmpegcv[cuda]
is it my nvidia driver version, toolkit version or cudnn path, i am on windows 11.