Video Processing(Video Recognition)

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Hi everybody..
Yesterday i wrote a thread[^] about what library is best and easiest for image processing (or image recognition - computer vision). But found out that my source is a video and i need to do that every moment, so i think i need some video processing library or video recognition library.
What do u suggest guys? Is AForge.Net works? Or OpenCV?

In addition it's useful to say that my source is a video file contains a bubble and i want measure its diameter and angle relative to horizon.

Thanks

Posted 1-Feb-12 5:13am

alizadeh91

Updated 1-Feb-12 5:26am

thatraja

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thatraja 1-Feb-12 11:27am

Always include link for the reference. You forgot to include the link for your old question. I have updated it.

Christian Graus 1-Feb-12 13:53pm

If you're looking to process static things, as opposed to movement, I'd think that frames from your video using an image processing library would be best. If you need to track things like movement, then you're tracking video. I would suggest if this is a commercial application, you look for a commercial library, as it sounds like it will be central to your project, and that it would be good for it to be supported. If it's not, then I would google for libraries, and then google each one to see what people are saying about them, as well as seeing what people say in here.

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alizadeh91 · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-01T08:35:00

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I've found EmguCV library (OpenCV wrapper) pretty good :D

Posted 1-Feb-12 8:35am

alizadeh91