Hi all, this might be a bit off-topic for OSM Talk, but I thought I'd share
this for anyone who fancies doing video surveys with stuff they may already
own.
This video demonstrates the end-product:- a video with each frame geocoded
using QR Codes (those 2D barcode things) and thus individually
Hi all, this might be a bit off-topic for OSM Talk, but I thought I'd
share
this for anyone who fancies doing video surveys with stuff they may
already
own.
Hey, a man after my own heart - I'd have used datamatrix though ;-)
The only question I have (and this is not a put down) is why?
Hi Simon,
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 5:06 PM, si...@mungewell.org wrote:
The only question I have (and this is not a put down) is why?
I was fairly confident someone would see the heavy processing flaw :-)
Any encoding on the video image is going to reduce the quality of the
barcode image
Yes, definitely audio is the least processor-intensive way of getting a
synchronised input. I was mostly faffing. I've seen FSK used, can APRS
be
recorded onto an audio track then?
APRS is a packet radio technique for HAMs which uses a standardised data
frame which is AFSK encoded to
On Apr 29, 2009, at 3:43 AM, Ben Ward wrote:
This video demonstrates the end-product:- a video with each frame
geocoded using QR Codes (those 2D barcode things) and thus
individually indexed:
This is really keen, but the movie studios manage to keep their audio
and video tracks
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