Working with frames in a video using OpenCV and Tkinter.

Working with frames in a video using OpenCV and Tkinter.

Briefly

The basic idea is to extract frames and process them as desired, stored as '.jpg' images in a temporary subfolder, accessible for display or direct video playback.

CodeProjecthttps://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5381247/Working-with-frames-in-a-video-using-OpenCV-and-Tk

The application includes features like selecting a video file, playing the video, extracting frames to display in a list box with sequential names, and enabling frame selection for display.

CodeProjecthttps://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5381247/Working-with-frames-in-a-video-using-OpenCV-and-Tk

OpenCV functions like VideoCapture, isOpened, namedWindow, resizeWindow, read, imshow, waitKey, release, and destroyAllWindows are utilized for reading and displaying video frames.

CodeProjecthttps://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5381247/Working-with-frames-in-a-video-using-OpenCV-and-Tk

To start, create a virtual environment, install necessary packages by activating the environment, and utilize OpenCV-Python for the application development.

CodeProjecthttps://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5381247/Working-with-frames-in-a-video-using-OpenCV-and-Tk