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Is it possible to support gStreamer framework? #169
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Please send me a code example (in Object Pascal or C++) of working with gStremer |
#include "opencv2/core/utility.hpp" int main(int argc, char** argv) |
This is a report of getBuildInformation(); Platform: CPU/HW features: C/C++: OpenCV modules: Windows RT support: NO GUI: Media I/O: Video I/O: Parallel framework: Concurrency Trace: YES (with Intel ITT) Other third-party libraries: OpenCL: YES (NVD3D11) Python (for build): NO Java: Install to: C:/OpenCV/build/install |
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If you are using OpenCV 4.x.x, this wrapper will not work. 2.4.13 has class support (e.g. VideoCapture), but it is very limited. |
2.4.13 has class support (e.g. VideoCapture), but it is very limited.
What are the restrictions?
4.x.x Delphi-OpenCV-Class, but it is still under development.
Are there any restrictions as well?
I will be able to receive the video gStreamer?
пт, 10 янв. 2025 г. в 17:03, Laentir Valetov ***@***.***>:
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*General configuration for OpenCV 4.1.0*
If you are using OpenCV 4.x.x, this wrapper will not work. 2.4.13 has
class support (e.g. VideoCapture), but it is very limited.
You need to switch to the wrapper for 4.x.x Delphi-OpenCV-Class
<https://github.com/Laex/Delphi-OpenCV-Class>, but it is still under
development
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Yes, I saw the limitations for 4.x.x Delphi-OpenCV-Class .
For me, the main limite is "x64 platform only".
My application works under Win32 and this is essential.
Can you rebuild it under Win32?
I will test it.
The first question about 2.4.13 remains.
And also, it turns out that Embarcadero does not support gStreamer at all?
сб, 11 янв. 2025 г. в 11:28, Pavlenko Valery ***@***.***>:
… >2.4.13 has class support (e.g. VideoCapture), but it is very limited.
What are the restrictions?
>4.x.x Delphi-OpenCV-Class, but it is still under development.
Are there any restrictions as well?
I will be able to receive the video gStreamer?
пт, 10 янв. 2025 г. в 17:03, Laentir Valetov ***@***.***>:
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> This is a report of getBuildInformation();
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> *General configuration for OpenCV 4.1.0*
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> If you are using OpenCV 4.x.x, this wrapper will not work. 2.4.13 has
> class support (e.g. VideoCapture), but it is very limited.
> You need to switch to the wrapper for 4.x.x Delphi-OpenCV-Class
> <https://github.com/Laex/Delphi-OpenCV-Class>, but it is still under
> development
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OpenCV 2.4.13 has the following limitations when working with GStreamer:
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Thank you, very useful and great work. I have been using your wrapper for a long time.
But recently I needed to receive streaming video from gStremer and failed. I rebuilt OpenCV and under C++ I receive the stream successfully, but your wrapper lacks the corresponding calls. Do you plan to support gStreamer? What would you advise me to correct in your wrapper so that I would get the result?
Thank you
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