Dora Node for capturing video with OpenCV
This node is used to capture video from a camera using OpenCV.
YAML
- id: opencv-video-capture
build: pip install ../../opencv-video-capture
path: opencv-video-capture
inputs:
tick: dora/timer/millis/16 # try to capture at 60fps
outputs:
- image: # the captured image
env:
PATH: 0 # optional, default is 0
IMAGE_WIDTH: 640 # optional, default is video capture width
IMAGE_HEIGHT: 480 # optional, default is video capture height
# optional, default is 95.
# This is used only when encoding is one of "jpeg", "jpg" or "jpe".
JPEG_QUALITY: 95
Inputs
tick: empty Arrow array to trigger the capture
Outputs
image: an arrow array containing the captured image
## Image data
image_data: UInt8Array # Example: pa.array(img.ravel())
metadata = {
"width": 640,
"height": 480,
"encoding": str, # bgr8, rgb8
}
## Example
node.send_output(
image_data, {"width": 640, "height": 480, "encoding": "bgr8"}
)
## Decoding
storage = event["value"]
metadata = event["metadata"]
encoding = metadata["encoding"]
width = metadata["width"]
height = metadata["height"]
if encoding == "bgr8":
channels = 3
storage_type = np.uint8
frame = (
storage.to_numpy()
.astype(storage_type)
.reshape((height, width, channels))
)
Examples
Check example at examples/python-dataflow
License
This project is licensed under Apache-2.0. Check out NOTICE.md for more information.
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