hi, I'm working on final year project on motion detection and object tracking , I finished the work that's related to motion detection but I haven't done anything in object tracking, could you send me your code if possible?
JMF is supposed to be old/shit and only supports mpeg-1 so the video quality is what, what codecs did you use because there are no open source Java based mpeg-2 decoders, did you write one (definitely not in JMF!!) ?
There is a Java based theora codec which I am trying to wade through....very difficult though.
How did you get the camera input to pc, over ethernet (rtp ?), usb ?
Hope you put the code up for download as I am trying to do something similar and I need help !!
@donnyab Hi. For live feed I just used a Video for Windows URL: "vfw://0", and for recorded video I just used AVI, but I don't remember what kind of compression was wrapped in the AVI. I didn't put any work into using different video codecs; I just wanted to experiment with motion tracking algorithms. When I get around to posting the code it will be on my website (just google tech joelbecker).
Hello, just to be curious, how much time does it take to implement a such solution of tracking? I starting a project about tracking right now and I m thinking about technology to use. I'm more familiar with Java but openCV/C++ seems to be powerful too! do you have some experience?
@gotteron9091 Hi. It took roughly 30 hours, from familiarizing with JMF to implementing the motion tracking and UI. I don't know much about openCV, but I believe it is very good. The vision team at my work actually used it for their motion tracking (which used a completely different algorithm from the one I implemented). C++ is good for this sort of CPU-intensive processing. I just used Java because it's easier and I didn't have time to go the C++ video API route.
nice job, was thinking of coding something similar but more for identification purposes whereby i map perhaps an object or library of objects and identify them. Eg a simply one might be identifying a specific bird or animal in the case of your fixed position, eg. Sound an alarm when pest such as a rat or mouse approaches an entrance to a home.
thank you. If I understand correctly, you're referring to object classification, which i think is a good idea too. It's a common video analytics feature to add to motion detection. Good opportunity to use an artificial neural network.
Yea that is what i was referring to, i have since been side tracked though. I do a fair amount of fishing and as a result i have decided to get into some robotics and basically create a software controlled submarine lol, i mean something quite small, just large enough to house a camera so i can see the contours under water from a laptop on the boat. I think that could be a great project, i can also experiment with object classification in this too :)
Can software made compactible with cellphone?
sauroman1 2 days ago
can u tel me wat is running average algorithm based on motion detection
mrhunt055 1 month ago
Next: IRL Wallhacking in Java.
Lolol
muhatashim 2 months ago
i just imported the files on eclipse but it didn't run..
giannistzag 1 year ago
hi, I'm working on final year project on motion detection and object tracking , I finished the work that's related to motion detection but I haven't done anything in object tracking, could you send me your code if possible?
thanks
muqatil80 1 year ago
@muqatil80 hi there. You can download the code from my website (displayed in the video) :)
ThereIsOneTruth 1 year ago
@ThereIsOneTruth
Thank you for sharing the code, that's exactly what I needed for my thesis.
AlexGruev 5 months ago
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where can I find this? Im working on a camera tracker right now and Im looking for a software like this
jerash80 1 year ago
Hi,
JMF is supposed to be old/shit and only supports mpeg-1 so the video quality is what, what codecs did you use because there are no open source Java based mpeg-2 decoders, did you write one (definitely not in JMF!!) ?
There is a Java based theora codec which I am trying to wade through....very difficult though.
How did you get the camera input to pc, over ethernet (rtp ?), usb ?
Hope you put the code up for download as I am trying to do something similar and I need help !!
donnyab 1 year ago
@donnyab Hi. For live feed I just used a Video for Windows URL: "vfw://0", and for recorded video I just used AVI, but I don't remember what kind of compression was wrapped in the AVI. I didn't put any work into using different video codecs; I just wanted to experiment with motion tracking algorithms. When I get around to posting the code it will be on my website (just google tech joelbecker).
ThereIsOneTruth 1 year ago
@donnyab FOBS for JMF (Java FFMPEG wrapper) - latest codecs
basheyev 7 months ago
Great job! is it possible to publish the sors code?
KaloyanMironov 1 year ago
@KaloyanMironov Hi. Thank you. I'm considering publishing the source once I organize it a bit better, on my website (joelbecker net)
ThereIsOneTruth 1 year ago
Hola, podrías compartir el código fuente de la aplicacion???
saludos,
Cmop17 1 year ago
Hello, just to be curious, how much time does it take to implement a such solution of tracking? I starting a project about tracking right now and I m thinking about technology to use. I'm more familiar with Java but openCV/C++ seems to be powerful too! do you have some experience?
gotteron9091 1 year ago
@gotteron9091 Hi. It took roughly 30 hours, from familiarizing with JMF to implementing the motion tracking and UI. I don't know much about openCV, but I believe it is very good. The vision team at my work actually used it for their motion tracking (which used a completely different algorithm from the one I implemented). C++ is good for this sort of CPU-intensive processing. I just used Java because it's easier and I didn't have time to go the C++ video API route.
ThereIsOneTruth 1 year ago
nice job!
33commando33 1 year ago
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andremenegussi 1 year ago
where can I find this? Im working on a camera tracker right now and Im looking for a software like this
Bassishome 2 years ago
nice job, was thinking of coding something similar but more for identification purposes whereby i map perhaps an object or library of objects and identify them. Eg a simply one might be identifying a specific bird or animal in the case of your fixed position, eg. Sound an alarm when pest such as a rat or mouse approaches an entrance to a home.
masterdanoz 2 years ago
thank you. If I understand correctly, you're referring to object classification, which i think is a good idea too. It's a common video analytics feature to add to motion detection. Good opportunity to use an artificial neural network.
ThereIsOneTruth 2 years ago
Yea that is what i was referring to, i have since been side tracked though. I do a fair amount of fishing and as a result i have decided to get into some robotics and basically create a software controlled submarine lol, i mean something quite small, just large enough to house a camera so i can see the contours under water from a laptop on the boat. I think that could be a great project, i can also experiment with object classification in this too :)
masterdanoz 2 years ago
Wow!!! Very good work! ;) look my video of motion tracking with JMF..! Bye
tiamocicci 2 years ago