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For ffmpeg I use a simple command: ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -qscale:v 2 %6d.jpeg
I initialize the VPF decoder like this: decoder = nvc.PyNvDecoder(video_path, gpu_id)
I check the number of frames like this: decoder.Numframes()
I have some h264 encoded videos at 30fps. And I get a different number of frames (sometimes more with ffmpeg, sometimes with VPF).
For me this is critical. Because I have annotated data extracted using ffmpeg and I want to test a model using VPF but can't compare the results frame by frame.
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Please consider checking out https://github.com/RomanArzumanyan/VALI repository.
It's a VPF spin-off which is actively developed and maintained. It has compatible API and package naming.
Just clone your issue there. Thanks!
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For ffmpeg I use a simple command:
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -qscale:v 2 %6d.jpeg
I initialize the VPF decoder like this:
decoder = nvc.PyNvDecoder(video_path, gpu_id)
I check the number of frames like this:
decoder.Numframes()
I have some h264 encoded videos at 30fps. And I get a different number of frames (sometimes more with ffmpeg, sometimes with VPF).
For me this is critical. Because I have annotated data extracted using ffmpeg and I want to test a model using VPF but can't compare the results frame by frame.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: