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What does the 'clip' means? #19
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I'm not quite sure about what you are doing here, but basically you should feed it with a VapourSynth Clip. |
Thanks for reply. I find that I didn't know VapourSynth before. Maybe I need the 'vsimagereader' for it to access images. https://github.com/chikuzen/vsimagereader |
You would also need something to fetch the output from VapourSynth. Usually we use x264 or x265 to produce a video, and I've never tried to produce an image from that. |
Thank you. Perhaps I may also try some other libraries. |
For reading image in VapourSynth, you can try this: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=173633 Alternatively, VapourSynth do provide an interface for raw access to the frame data: http://www.vapoursynth.com/doc/pythonreference.html#raw-access-to-frame-data |
I want to use this BM3D algorithm in python.
I used the 'mvsfunc' and feed the function with ndarray(in numpy).
The function returns "TypeError: BM3D: "input" must be a clip!"
How can I use it to process an image?
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