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Source video (motorbike.mp4) appears misaligned. Its slanted diagonally across the screen. This is weird because it plays correctly in other applications.
Either a couple of pixels are added at the end of each line, shifting it across a little too much each time. Or otherwise the horizontal width of the window is not quite enough. The window seems too small by 2 pixel per line.
I'm not sure if its OpenTLD or the input video. It would be a good idea for others to try using different source video also. With the new -s switch
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Wow..that's weird, maybe other Mac users should comment on this, I think it might be a OpenCV bug in Mac, what version are you using. Im using 2.2
Check this thread tl;dr http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/OpenCV/message/53785
Thank you Alan, that link to OpenCV forum provides valuable information, very encouraging. I believe i also have some kind of OpenCV 2.2, which was installed recently with the Homebrew Mac OS X package manager.
At any rate, its good news to hear that the other platforms aren't affected.
Source video (motorbike.mp4) appears misaligned. Its slanted diagonally across the screen. This is weird because it plays correctly in other applications.
Either a couple of pixels are added at the end of each line, shifting it across a little too much each time. Or otherwise the horizontal width of the window is not quite enough. The window seems too small by 2 pixel per line.
I'm not sure if its OpenTLD or the input video. It would be a good idea for others to try using different source video also. With the new -s switch
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: