Open knutivars opened 8 years ago
When you call bibnumber
on a folder it will generate a .csv
file with all detected bibs and for each detected bib a list of images they were found in. It should be relatively easy to write a script to then copy the image files into new folders. I am not planning to implement new features in bibnumber
but your are welcome to contribute a Pull Request for this.
Yeah, agreed - that sounds solvable. I would contribute if it were Java ;-)
I don't know about programmin, but wondering is this is already a working software and is it available, it would surely help me a lot for race photography. Thank You
When having a load of pictures from a local event, it would be awesome to point the code to a certain directory containing all the pictures, detect bib-numbers on each of the pictures (one picture might contain several), and then copy the pictures into folders representing each bib.
Example: Folder \eventX contains: pic1.jpg - with competitor 145 pic2.jpg - with competitor 153 pic3.jpg - with competitor 167 AND 153 pic4.jpg - none recognizable bibs.
Run the program - it will copy into folders for each numbers; \eventX\145\ will contain pic1.jpg \eventX\153\ will contain pic2.jpg AND pic3.jpg \eventX\167\ will contain pic3.jpg \eventX\NOT_FOUND\ will contain pic4.jpg
(note - pictures are copied into the folders - and pictures 3 ends up in two folders as it has two different bibs).