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Windows Media Encoder 9 enables two-pass encoding to optimize quality for on-demand streamed or download-and-play content. It also supports variable bitrate VBR encoding for download-and-play scenarios. True VBR can be applied over the entire duration of a high-motion sequence, ensuring the highest quality. This version also enables scripted encoding with the wmcmd. The GUI encoder application is actually a 'wrapper' of the encoder itself. Developers can write their own applications using Visual Studio to perform the same functions found in the application.

These applications can be used to automate audio and video production. An SDK is also available. Windows Media Encoder Studio Edition [9] was a separate planned version of Windows Media Encoder 9 with support for segment encoding and multiple audio channels. The build can then be started in the same way as before dropping the —config option as. Once you have generated the base Visual Studio solution file from the command prompt the easiest way to make any aditional configuration changes is through the CMake GUI.

To do this:. If you have selected the correct directory the main CMake window should resemble the below. Now you can open up the Visual Studio solution file and proceed as before.

If so examine the error messages given in the bottom window and look for a solution. If the build is failing after making changes to the base configuration, I would advise you to remove the build directory and start again making sure that you can at least build the base Visual Studio solution files produces from the command line.

Building and installing python support is incredibly simple, the instructions below are for python 3. Python 3. Follow the instructions from above to build your desired configuration, appending the below to the CMake configuration before running CMake. That said you can easily generate a debug build by modifying the contents of pyconfig.

The default location of pyconfig. To verify this and ensure that there are no historic installations of OpenCV either through pip or conda before continuing type the following. Additionaly you must make sure that there are no other entries.

In the above example the additional ouput showing a cv2 directory implies that there is an existing installation of OpenCV, either through pip or a previous build. This needs to be removed before continuing, with the method of removeal depending on how it was installed.

If the file has been found then this can be manually copied accross using the following which again assumes you have python 3. Alternatively if the above also returns File Not Found then you need to ensure both that the build has completed successfully and that the output from step 4 contains python3. If you do not see the above output then see the troubleshooting section below.

Verify that the cmake output detailing the modules to be built includes python3 and if not look for errors in the output preceding the below. If there were no errors from the above steps the Python bindings should be installed correctly.

You have not copied the bindings to your python distribution, see step 4. Check OpenCV installation. This can be quickly checked by entering in the following.

Double check that. The easiest way to quickly verify that everything is working is to check that one of the inbuilt CUDA performance tests passes. The above test performed matrix multiplication on a xx2 single precision matrix using an RTX Mobile GPU times, with a mean execution time of 3.

Next it would be interesting to compare these results to the same test run on a CPU to check we are getting a performance boost, on the specific hardware set up we have.

This is achieved by simply changing the following line to be. Now we are ready to compare with OpenCL. In OpenCV 4. To examine the implications of this I ran the same performance tests as above again, only this time on each of my three OpenCL devices. The results for each device are given below including the command to run each test. The results in the figure show that for this specific test and hardware configuration GTX vs i :. The above comparison is just for fun, to give an example of how to quickly check if using OpenCV with CUDA on your specific hardware combination is worth while.

For a more indepth comparisson on several hardware configurations see OpenCV 3. Assuming that all of the steps in Including Python bindings completed successfully, open up the Anaconda3 prompt and issue the following to start the Python session and ensure that the path to OpenCV is set correctly.

An easy way to do this is to run the same operation again only this time in NumPy. As mentioned above this comes at a cost, both in terms of compilation time and shared library size. Before discussing the CMake settings which can be used to reduce these costs we need to understand the following concepts:. Given 1 - 3 above, the command line options that you want to pass to CMake when building OpenCV will depend on your specific requirements.

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