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Is it possible to Capture video and modify it before display in Windows (SOLVED)
Dzandaa:
(Lazarus version 2.2.4 and FPC 3.2.2 Windows)
Hi everybody,
Is it possible to capture a frame in real time from a webcam and modify it before display using or any Windows video class.
Or is there any other library I can use to perform that task?
I have created a 3D scanner with a camera and 4 lasers.
Working fine in Linux, but I want to also use in in Windows.
In Linux, I use TSdpoVideo4L2 to capture and modify a frame.
I can read an USB webcam in Windows using TVideoWindow, TFilterGraph and TFilter,
but I don't know if it is possible to change the frame before the display, F.E: detect objects.
Example welcome :)
Thank you.
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d2010:
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the multiple files with directx.pas
After you learn DirectX , in 2..3 years, then you will understand your question and complexity your question; otherwise ...
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gidesa:
Hello, you can use the Opencv library that has functions to open a webcam or video file stream, and process single frames.
In my repository there are a wrapper to Opencv and examples for FPC/Lazarus.
The demo Camshiftdemo just open a webcam stream, and does some processing on frames.
Demo dnnObjectdetection and dnnObjectdetection2 detect objects using a specialized neural network.
Note that Opencv exists also for Linux, and the wrapper compiles on Linux, too (and also on MacOS).
So using Opencv + wrapper you could have a single video capture code on Windows and Linux.
https://github.com/gidesa/ocvWrapper46
wadu:
How can I adjust frames taken from a webcam in real-time before showing them on Windows, similar to what I do with TSdpoVideo4L2 in Linux for identifying objects in my 3D scanner? Are there specific Windows video classes suitable for this task, or should I explore alternative libraries?
Dzandaa:
Hi,
I'm looking for the same thing...
Easier in Linux than in Windows to find a simple video capture library with possibility to modify frames before displaying it.
In C# I use AForge and Accord, but I didn't find any equivalent for Lazarus.
OpenCV wrappers involve having Opencv compiled and installed on the destination machine.
For optimization, you also need a version compiled with the right CUDAs.
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