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Work with BBO CCV files

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ccvtools

Includes imageio filter and some commandline tools to work with the CCV data format, used by the BBO lab at MPI-NB.

Installation

Install with pip install bbo-ccvtools.

Usage

Imageio

from ccvtools import rawio to add ccv support to imageio.

Command line

Create a compressed movie with

python -m ccvtools -a convert --quality [quality between 1 and 10, suggestion 7] --fps [your frame rate] [ccv_file]

The result will be in the same location with additional extension .mkv. Alternatively, specify an output file with -o [output file].

Specify a frame idx range with --idxrange [startidx] [endidx]. Note that these are python slice indices, so first frame is 0, and --idxrange 10 20 would be equivalent to MATLABs 11:20 (sic!).

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