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I need an open-source Video Gesture Recognition .NET Library/API (in C#). We have a web cam... we move a hand and it causes some events...
So I need motion detection for navigation lib/api...
Where can I find such a library?
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It's currently....
Although it's a C library, there are C# bindings available.
Google query gave me this: Video Hands Gesture Recognition in C#
This is also interesting: Video Motion Detection Algorithms in C#
OpenCV might be an option.
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Hello , Im working on a software that needs to do some video functions like converting video to sequence of images and then convert images ( after modifying )back to video
what are the recommended libraries for this tasks
plus ... what are the recommended...
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But it seems like let you extract the frames....
Www.daniweb.com/forums/thread178909.html#
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/220866/best-video-manipulation-library-for-python
i tried pyffmpeg and it looks like its exactly what i want .
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Hi,
I am looking for a C# library(not commandline), commerical or free, that has the power similar to FFempeg. Video encoding is most important.
Any suggestions?
Best Regards, Rune
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It is no library (winforms application) but you can.
Starting point is here
You can try Mencoder GUI.
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Hi, I am thinking of creating a video library software which keep track of all my videos and keep track of videos that I already haven't watched and stats like this. The stats will be specific to each user using the software.
My question is, is python...
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Popular video site, YouTube, is essentially programmed in Python (using, of course, lower-level components called from Python for such tasks as web serving, relational db, video transcoding to Silicon Valley exactly to take Python-based....
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Hi,
I need to encode several pictures shot by the iphone camera into a mp4 video file and I know FFMPEG can do this (the application TimeLapser and ReelMoments do it already). I plan to use this in my app iMotion (available in the appstore).
I successfully...
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You can add a build....
This should do it but there's one more neat trick in the latter .
Where the FFmpeg headers are located; search for 'Library Search Paths' and indicate where the compiled static library binaries (.a files) are located.
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I'm looking at options for adding streaming video to a social web site written in ASP.NET/C#. I have a great deal of experience with Flash too, so I'm comfortable using FLV players, but I'd definitely go Silverlight if the right library is available.
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It and the corresponding modules are licensed under the LGPL/GPL... .
It can also generate thumbnails.
FFMPEG can convert into both via liblame for FLV and x264 for h.264 .
Not sure about Silverlight, but Flash will render both h.264 and FLV videos.
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Is there any .NET libraries to generate video files (any type) from a given sequence of bitmap images?
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You can use Splicer to do&referringTitle=Home
Sorry a bit late to this thread... .
You could try this:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/avifilewrapper.aspx
It is written in C# and it can create a avi video stream from a list of bitmaps.
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I would like to open a small video file and map every frames in memory (to apply some custom filter). I don't want to handle the video codec, I would rather let the library handle that for me.
I've tried to use Direct Show with the SampleGrabber filter...
Started by Steve Gury on
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It definitely has the capabilities you require.....
Try using the OpenCV library.
It's also handy for many types of video processing including those useful for computer vision.
I have used OpenCV to load video files and process them.
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I need to display a series of images (perhaps BufferedImages) with variable frame rates as a video, synchronized with uncompressed audio. I also need the basic media controls of play, pause, seek, audio volume, etc.
Since I don't need to encode, decode...
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However, it breaks the "no JNI" rule you have set. .
And video, into applications and applets."
JVLC is quite a good player that uses the ubiquitous VLC player to play all know video formats.
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I'd like to include some simple video editing functionality for the python application I'm writing and googling comes up with:
pymedia pyglet (using the media module) gst-python Requirements:
Small footprint. I'm already using wxpython (just because),...
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Just the ability to skip to different parts of....
No need for fancy pants stuff.
Their standard API documentation is also very you need
Not a full blown video editor.
On their documentation page is an excellent introduction to the library.
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