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How to find video dimension in NX?

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Is there anyway get/ view video height and width dimension in Nx Client Application? 

For instance, How to find video dimensions of Test camera, Web Camera Dimension details?

Is there anyway I can modify height and width values of a video? 

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  • Sergey Yuldashev
    • Network Optix team

    Hello Mohamed,

    Please clarify, do you need a resolution value in pixels?

    Or maybe something else?

     

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Yes, I want to check resolution values in pixels. The reason behind this question is, coordinates are not matching as I expected. 

    This is the image after object is detected. I have exported this image using python script. 

     

    Note: ignore the green color object. 

    When I send coordinates to NX plugin instead of x1, x2, y1, and y2 I am passing it as x, y, width, height; where x=x1, y=y1, height=y2-y1 and width=x2-x1. I substitutes this formulae as per NX team suggestion https://support.networkoptix.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360043935633/comments/360011320613. 

     

    After passing coordinates, it draws coordinates on NX client object and it look like below.

     

    If you notice the highlighted object, it starts from the letter H of Hamburg and that is expected. i.e., x, y coordinates are mapped properly. But somehow height and width are not matched. So, it gives unexpected bounding box result. I am not sure why it behaves like this. I think either the formulae is incorrect or else resolution is not same for inference and plotting images.

    i.e., I am performing inference (object detection) on  (1920X1080 pxs) image and trying to plot the detected object coordinate into (M X N pxs) image where M and N is not equal to 1920 and 1080 respectively. I have mentioned the issue and my effort to solve the issue. please help me to solve the issue. 

     

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Hi NX Team,
    I have fixed the the issue. My bad, width and height was interchanged. That's the source of issue. Sorry for wasting your time.

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  • Sergey Yuldashev
    • Network Optix team
    Edited

    Hi Mohamed,

    Thanks for the info!

    I was just going to send you the same assumption. Closing this thread.

     

    For those who stumbled upon this thread looking for a way to get the frame resolution, please see the functions width() and height() of the ICompressedVideoPacket0 or IUncompressedVideoFrame0 classes.

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