Python module to extract frames from a video file.

pip install deepframe 

Package provides a simple API to get video frames from a video file. The frames are returned as buffer view objects which can be converted to numpy arrays.

import deepframe import numpy as np # Extract whole video as a buffer view buffer_view = deepframe.extract_frames('path/to/video.mp4') frames = np.asarray(buffer_view)

import deepframe import numpy as np # Extract first 100 frames from a video file buffer_view = deepframe.extract_frames('path/to/video.mp4', slice(0, 100)) frames = np.asarray(buffer_view)

import deepframe import numpy as np # Extract each 10th frame from a video file buffer_view = deepframe.extract_frames('path/to/video.mp4', slice(0, None, 10)) frames = np.asarray(buffer_view)

• vcpkg

You also need to install python requirements. pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

VCPkg is installed via a git repository which a VCPKG_ROOT environment variable points to. The VCPKG_ROOT can be whatever location on your machine you want.

git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git cd vcpkg export VCPKG_ROOT=`pwd` ./bootstrap-vcpkg.sh echo "export VCPKG_ROOT=$VCPKG_ROOT" >> ~/.zshrc # or path to your shell config file echo "export PATH=$PATH:$VCPKG_ROOT" >> ~/.zshrc # or path to your shell config file

Debug and Release modes are supported. From project root run:

python scripts/build.py debug python scripts/build.py release

After the build you can find the python package in ./build/{mode} or the latest one is always available in ./deepframe/ which is used to run the tests.

For testing we use pytest. To run all tests simply call from project root.

pytest

From project root call

python -m build

Once the run finishes you will find the files under ./dist/ directory.