Nicolas Pinault wrote:
Sebastian Haase a écrit :
Do you know about
VideoCapture
A Win32 Python Extension for Accessing Video Devices (e.g. a USB
WebCam, a TV-Card, ...)
by Markus Gritsch ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
-Sebastian Haase
Video capture does not capture streams. Videocapture only grabs single
frames. It is usefull for webcam for example where the app grabs a
picture every minute or every second or whatever you want. You can also
grabs picture at a higher rate than the video stream, doubling or
tripling source frames.
Nicolas
I'm not sure I understand the distinction. For example, if I pipeline a
series of camera images
at the desired frame rate into a component that converts a sequences of
frames into a video
stream, then I achieve the desired result right?
I imagine that the video streaming component would surely be very
portable, but the video
capture would tend to be O/S and hardware specific.
Maybe what the world needs is a set of webcam drivers wrapped up into a
single platform-
independent PIL compatible python module, that could then be wrapped
into a Kamelia
component. Anyone else interested in such a project? I can't believe
such a thing doesn't
already exist.
- Ken
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