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Libraries / tutorials for manipulating video in java [closed]
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I couldn't find this anywhere on the internet. Is there a way to do something like:
ArrayList<BufferedImage> frames = VideoUtil.getFrames(getClass().getResource("video.avi"));
Or do I have to use an external library?
NOTE: I've searched but nowhere have I found a way to do this. The best I could find is what I want, but the other way around.
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I'm wondering if there is any open source library that split a video into frames? I'm working on a program that takes in a video and produce a new video with some marks on the video(Face detection).
You could use Xuggler.
This tutorial may be useful.
You can use Xuggler it's perfect and easy
also you can use FFMPEG
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I wrote a program in Delphi 5 years ago and I am now revisiting it. Is it possible to write a class in Java and then use it as a component in the Delphi 5 program? If so what is the best way to approach the problem?
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