marius schebella marius.schebella@gmail.com ha escrito:
got it working!
;)
lluisgomez@hangar.org wrote:
However, when I try to load any of them PD gives me this error::
/Users/lluisgomezbigorda/pix_opencv/pix_opencv_edge.pd_darwin:
dlopen(/Users/lluisgomezbigorda/pix_opencv/pix_opencv_edge.pd_darwin, 10):
Symbol not found: __ZN7GemBase10isRunnableEv Referenced from:
/Users/lluisgomezbigorda/pix_opencv/pix_opencv_edge.pd_darwin Expected in: dynamic lookupI got this error too, but only when gem was not loaded. when gem is loaded, everything is fine.
please, can post what versions of (gem and pd) are you using?
In order to make the opencv objects work I always had to set colorspace RGB. otherwise, I did no see any effect. I think the default on osx is yuv. anyway, will test a little more. great stuff!
yes, this is the eternal colorspace problem ;) ...
openCV works in RGB mode.
As it has good color conversion rutines it's possible to convert all
frames passed as YUV to RGB inside the opencv objects, but this
aproach will be CPU unefficent (specially if you connect some nested
pix_opencv objects).
Anyway thanks for the report I updated online documentation with it.
marius, i have two strange behaviors with pix_opencv (probably bugs
but as my camera don't work with gem i can't test them well), can you
test them and report please ::
1.- strange behavior in pix_opencv_haarcascade, it uses the same code
as pdp_opencv_haarcascade but it doesn?t show the same result.
2.- pix_opencv_contours_boundingrect works only in RGBA pixes?
and ofcourse, as I see you have some experience in CV you will find
lots of features not implemented yet, so make a wishlist please ;)
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