Frame Extractor

Extracts frames from Video files and saves them as Images with OpenCV Python

Getting started

To get started with this project, you might have to either clone or download this repository into your machine just as shown below;

$-> git clone https://github.com/git-ruthvik/FrameExtractor.git

Dependencies

To be able to run this project, you might have to install the following dependencies

$-> pip install opencv-python

Running the script

Once all dependencies are installed in your machine,

1. Open the FrameExrator.py file and specify the video path (Line 7) and favorable image name (Line 22).
2. Save the changes and now to run the script:

$-> cd FrameExtractor 
$ FrameExtractor -> python FrameExtractor.py

When you run the above command, the program will read the frames in the video, save it as a ".jpg" image file and print the image name out to your commandline.

Issues

In case you have any difficulties or issues while trying to run the script you can raise it on the issues.

Pull Requests

If you have something to add I welcome pull requests on improvement , you're helpful contribution will be merged as soon as possible

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Credits

Ruthvik Rao