
CS-Fundamentals
A curated collection of Computer Science fundamentals (PDFs, notes, cheatsheets, interview question banks) for placement preparation, covering seven core subjects plus general resources.
它以简单直观的方式呈现视频中的运动,通过光流箭头覆盖,无需复杂配置,且开放源代码便于社区贡献。
An open source software to visualize pixels movement along time from a video
The command line interface allow you to generate an Optical Flow video from a source video.
Install the executable version corresponding to your operating system (Windows is the only one avaible yet)
Move the executable in a folder containing at least one video you want to use as a source.
Open the folder in wich you placed the executable and your video.
You can directly start by double-clicking it and then choosing your video.
You can also open a terminal (e.g. cmd or a PowerShell) to pass some arguments.
| Argument | Following value | Expected type | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
-i | input video | Absolute/Relative path | |
-o | output video | Absolute/Relative path | If an already existing file is given it'll be overwritten |
-h --help | Display an help message with the existing arguments | ||
--drawOver | Use the source in the output, draw the arrows over the source frames, otherwise arrows will be drawed on an empty frame | ||
--frame | number of frame | Unsigned int | Specify how many frame should be generated |
The
--drawOverargument won't affect the source video which is never modified
The
--frameargument is usefull to avoid generating an entire video wich can take a long time. The process still need multiple optimization
Once the output is ready it'll be directly viewable using a compatible video viewer. You'll be notified by a prompt asking if you wan't to open it directly
An open source software to visualize pixels movement along time from a video
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