Python bindings
Running the example
To build the module run ./build.sh, which will put a native module called ctpv_rs_python_bindings.so into
the ./examples folder.
Then in a python virtual environment with numpy installed, you can run python python-cptv-decoder.py from inside
the examples folder.
Release to pypi
Update pyproject.toml version identifier then create a release on github this will upload a new version to https://pypi.org/project/python-cptv
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