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- OpenCV 5 Roadmap? - opencv-50 - OpenCV
OpenCV 5 is many years late Here is a quote from one of their old announcements: “In 2020, OpenCV 5 0 is coming out with an emphasis on deep learning and better performance on lower-power computing platforms The other OpenCV 5 0 highlights are: Julia and Swift bindings, new 3D vision algorithms with elements of SLAM” scien June 18, 2025
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- Gray frames lost pixes - Python - OpenCV
Hello guys I’m using the opencv_contrib_python_rolling-4 12 0 86-cp37-abi3-win_amd64 whl, to read a video streaming (RTSP link) What happens, is that, usually video is getting gray frames, in part of image or in total image Example above When I open the RTSP link on VLC, it works perfecly, the same when I open the ipcam management system We have a clean video, in the same computer This
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OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library) is an open source computer vision and machine learning (AI) software library
- Missing opencv dlls - OpenCV
OpenCV has, or is in the process of gaining, a kind of runtime dispatch for some of its backends (highgui, videoio) What you’re seeing is its thought process It will look for stuff that might be available, and if it isn’t, that’s fine I think you can modulate the verbosity of this I don’t know off the top of my head
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