Video summary generation as open source

December 18, 2008 on 1:20 pm | | In General, Lire, OpenSource | 4 Comments

As mentioned in a previous post I’m working with colleagues on a video summary tool, which extracts still images from a video. The goal of the tool is to find frames, which describe the image in an optimal way. Now it’s in a (rather) stable state and ready to release. For Windows users it should be a single click to start the thing, for Linux you need to install ffmpeg. Note that the tool is open source & the code is GPL-ed :)

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  1. I want to see your code.
    thank you

    Comment by michael — September 23, 2010 #

  2. You need to take a closer look into the ZIP archive of the tool. You will find the source code in there.

    cheers,
    Mathias

    Comment by Mathias Lux — September 23, 2010 #

  3. Hi, This tool is great … thanks for sharing :)

    I have a final project regarding Content Based Image Retrieval , is there any open source CBIR that I can use as a base and do some research to improve it ? honestly I am working and dont have too much time to start from scrach, if there is any ready system which might need some improvement for better result plz let me know.

    Comment by Marzieh — October 6, 2010 #

  4. Hi again …sorry I think I was so suprized with my first post on ur website that I didnt notice other sections :)

    I am reading about the CBIR Systems in your website. Hope to find something which I can finish within 3 months :) any help is appriciated :)

    Comment by Marzieh — October 6, 2010 #

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