Working with frames in a video using OpenCV and Tkinter.

Azim Zahir

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This article is a demonstration of some of the capabilities of the OpenCV library of Python.

OpenCV is a powerful library that supports algorithms related to Computer Vision and Machine Learning. It supports many programming languages like C++, Python, Java, etc., and is available on different platforms including Windows, Linux, OS X, Android, and iOS. Through this article, I wish to demonstrate the ease of use of OpenCV to work with frames in Videos.

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Azim Zahir

Instructor / Trainer NIIT, India

India

I am a trainer by profession. Currently I am working with iFuture Technologies(India) as a Senior Faculty. I enjoy programming as a hobby. During my career I have seen the growth and decline of many technologies, many of them being my favorites like Flash, WPF, Windows Mobile Development. Few of my current favorites are Android, Xamarin and Python, though I also like traditional and evergreen languages like PHP, C#, Visual Basic and Java.

Apart from computers, my favorite pastime is bicycling.

Working with frames in a video using OpenCV and Tkinter.

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