We need a script that takes a short video as input, processes it, and outputs a series of cropped images that are frames of the input video. The script should be easy to use and well-documented, so other team members can understand and extend it if necessary.
Requirements:
The script should accept a video file as input (in common formats like .mp4, .avi, .mov, etc.).
The user should be able to specify the cropping dimensions (width and height) and optionally the position (x and y coordinates) of the cropped area.
The script should convert the video into a series of cropped images that are frames of the input video, preserving the original frame rate.
The script should save the cropped images to a specified output directory.
The script should be able to handle videos of varying lengths and resolutions.
The script should be implemented using a popular and well-supported programming language (e.g., Python) and libraries (e.g., OpenCV).
Acceptance Criteria:
The script should successfully process a video file and output a series of cropped images as specified by the user.
The script should be well-documented and easy for other team members to understand.
The script should be tested with various video formats, resolutions, and lengths to ensure compatibility and robustness.
Additional Context
This script will be used as part of a larger pipeline for video processing and analysis. It is crucial that the script is efficient and reliable, as it may be used on large datasets with multiple videos.
Description:
We need a script that takes a short video as input, processes it, and outputs a series of cropped images that are frames of the input video. The script should be easy to use and well-documented, so other team members can understand and extend it if necessary.
Requirements:
The script should accept a video file as input (in common formats like .mp4, .avi, .mov, etc.). The user should be able to specify the cropping dimensions (width and height) and optionally the position (x and y coordinates) of the cropped area. The script should convert the video into a series of cropped images that are frames of the input video, preserving the original frame rate. The script should save the cropped images to a specified output directory. The script should be able to handle videos of varying lengths and resolutions. The script should be implemented using a popular and well-supported programming language (e.g., Python) and libraries (e.g., OpenCV).
Acceptance Criteria:
The script should successfully process a video file and output a series of cropped images as specified by the user. The script should be well-documented and easy for other team members to understand. The script should be tested with various video formats, resolutions, and lengths to ensure compatibility and robustness. Additional Context This script will be used as part of a larger pipeline for video processing and analysis. It is crucial that the script is efficient and reliable, as it may be used on large datasets with multiple videos.