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I had a series of linking errors which I resolved by adding CoreMedia, Foundation, Quartz and AVFoundation frameworks.
Then the app built but did not correctly load the movie - "video.mov" included in bin/data. I tried playing this in the standard videograbber example and it also did not play there. In quicktime these videos use different compressions - I switched the sorenson to H.264 - and now it plays fine.
I didn't want to do a pull request because I don't think I needed to link all these frameworks. Using the master branch of OF from github.
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I suppose my problems with the contour examples relate to this issue?
I am on OF master and checked out ofxCV develop on OS X 10.8. The window stays black and the console logs the following when running the contour examples that use the .mov: [ error ] ofTexture: getTextureData(): texture has not been allocated
I was seeing this same issue with videos playing back (but not any linking problems). I've seen similar things before with QuickTime...when you try to open the video.mov from example-contours-traacking, QuickTime first "converts" it to H.264. Saving that file & then playing it back works fine. FWIW I also tried converting video.mov with MPEG Streamclip to H.264 as that works as well. As @sethismyfriend mentioned, VLC says the original file is Sorenson SVQ-3 and the new ones are H.264.
I'd submit a PR with the new video, but it doesn't play on Windows. Womp womp. Not sure if it's a codec issue or something else going on with video playback on Windows, so I'll hold off for now - just wanted to get this documented for anyone else who runs into the same issue and/or anyone who knows more about video on Windows 😄
I had a series of linking errors which I resolved by adding CoreMedia, Foundation, Quartz and AVFoundation frameworks.
Then the app built but did not correctly load the movie - "video.mov" included in bin/data. I tried playing this in the standard videograbber example and it also did not play there. In quicktime these videos use different compressions - I switched the sorenson to H.264 - and now it plays fine.
I didn't want to do a pull request because I don't think I needed to link all these frameworks. Using the master branch of OF from github.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: