Thanks a lot Ron. It helps
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Madhav Sharan
On Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 2:19 PM, Ron Gonzalez wrote:
> In a manner of speaking. I would imagine that you would like to take
> advantage of resource management that comes with yarn. If you're planning
> to make this a product
In a manner of speaking. I would imagine that you would like to take advantage of resource management that comes with yarn. If you're planning to make this a product that your customers can submit jobs to do some image processing, then you're better off creating a yarn application master that
Hi Ron, Thanks for replying.
Unfortunately I could not find a VideoCapture method accepting stream input.
I will look into second option. Will it be similar to copying file from
hdfs to a tmp directory and then using tmp file?
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Madhav Sharan
On Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 12:08 PM, Ron's Yahoo!
You can create a stream for an HDFS file and have OpenCV read from the stream.
Other option is to create a yarn job and you can resource localize the HDFS
file so you can run OpenCV just like any other application.
Thanks,
Ron
> On Jul 24, 2016, at 12:03 PM, Madhav Sharan
Hi hadoop users,
I need some help in reading video files from HDFS. I am processing videos
using OpenCV and opencv is not able to read video file from hdfs. I tried
prefixing path with "hdfs://" but it still does not works. Is there a way
we can directly read from HDFS using opencv?
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