Applying various filters needs to be done by hand right now, but it could be easy to implement, depending on your demands ;)
Right now, I don't really have much time to do much myself, but feel free to ask me anything that might come up! Can you report the stability issues? I guess you're doing something uncommon, since things have been quite stable so far! If you want, feel free to just open issues with feature request, like this I have a place to discuss things and a list with wanted features. It's a lot more satisfying to implement something, when someone already expressed that its needed :) Am Dienstag, 19. August 2014 09:32:03 UTC+2 schrieb Kevin Squire: > > VideoIO.jl <https://github.com/kmsquire/VideoIO.jl> is a wrapper around > libav/ffmpeg libraries, which are the defacto open-source libraries for > video IO. At this point, the library offers an easy way to open video > files or a camera and read sequences of images, as either arrays, or > optionally as `Image` objects, using the `Images` package. Support for > reading audio and other data streams from media files is planned but not > yet supported. > > > The package has been developed on Linux, and seems to work well there. > Installation and functionality has been minimally tested on Macs, but not > yet on Windows, so it would be great if, especially Mac and Windows users > could test both camera and file reading, and report any issues. > > See https://github.com/kmsquire/VideoIO.jl and the README for more > information. > > Cheers! > Kevin >
