Configuration steps for javacv on Eclipse running on windows 7 can be found in the link below.
http://opencvlover.blogspot.in/2012/04/javacv-setup-with-eclipse-on-windows-7.html
In this post we will see how to import video in javacv for processing. Opencv uses CvCapture function for importing video. Javacv uses FrameGrabber class for grabbing video. Framegrabber can be used with 2 methods for importing video OpenCVFrameGrabber and FFMpegFramegrabber.
Following is the code snippet which uses OpenCVFrameGrabber to capture video file "Video.mp4".
http://opencvlover.blogspot.in/2012/04/javacv-setup-with-eclipse-on-windows-7.html
In this post we will see how to import video in javacv for processing. Opencv uses CvCapture function for importing video. Javacv uses FrameGrabber class for grabbing video. Framegrabber can be used with 2 methods for importing video OpenCVFrameGrabber and FFMpegFramegrabber.
Following is the code snippet which uses OpenCVFrameGrabber to capture video file "Video.mp4".
If openCVFrameGrabber shows blank output or some error then try using FFMpegGrabber instead.
Great demo! I am wondering if you know how i can add the canvas to a JFrame so that I can have buttons in the same window?
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Hi! I have a question: how do I stop the video from being displayed when a key is pressed?
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hey guys i need i little help in hereim beginner i wanna get video as input using javacv in real time let me explain for exemple i wanna use an android mobile device as a camera to send video using wifi or bluetooth then proces the video on lapp using javacv for object detection or face recognition
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