- 14 Nov, 2013 2 commits
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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- 13 Nov, 2013 12 commits
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Alexander Alekhin authored
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Alexander Alekhin authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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perping authored
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perping authored
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- 12 Nov, 2013 11 commits
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
Searching in directory names can yield confusing results; e.g. if the input is "jpeg2000/image1.jp2", it will infer the pattern "jpeg%04d/image1.jp2", which is likely not what the user intended. If the user really desires for the variable part to be in the directory name, it can always use an explicit pattern.
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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perping authored
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perping authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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perping authored
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- 11 Nov, 2013 9 commits
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
Our prebuilt FFmpeg Windows binaries don't have PNG support enabled (because that requires zlib), so that makes a PNG image a bad choice for this test. When FFmpeg doesn't support PNG, VideoCapture falls back to the "image sequence" implementation, which doesn't work for single images.
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
at can't be a null pointer, so the condition was always false, and a nonsensical pattern like "image.png%00d" was being inferred.
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Roman Donchenko authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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perping authored
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perping authored
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- 10 Nov, 2013 4 commits
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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- 09 Nov, 2013 2 commits
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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Ilya Lavrenov authored
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