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mp4 etc.)Īdd a new User Variable to point to the OpenCV (either x86 for 32-bit system or 圆4 for 64-bit system.) I am currently on a 64-bit machine.Īfter performing this step we shall now be able to use import cv2 in Python code. Set user environmental variables so that Anaconda knows where to find the FFMPEG utility. | 64-bit | `OPENCV_DIR` | `C:\opencv\build\圆4\vc12` |Ĭopy and paste the cv2.pyd to the Anaconda site-packages directory.
#CONDA INSTALL OPENCV PYTHON 64 BIT#
Print cv2._version_ | 32-bit or 64 bit machine? | Variable | Value | Print cv2.isOpened() # True = read video successfully. Print out.isOpened() # True = write out video successfully.
Print cap.isOpened() # True = read video successfully. mp4 C:\Users\Johnny\Anaconda C:\Users\Johnny\Anaconda\Scripts %OPENCV_DIR%\bin C:\Users\Johnny\Anaconda\Lib\site-packages C:\opencv PATH import cv2Ĭap = cv2.VideoCapture("input_video.mp4")
#CONDA INSTALL OPENCV PYTHON HOW TO#
Somebody also created a binstar package, which you should be able to download through Conda now: /menpo/opencv/filesĬan you tell me how to download opencv via conda ? I downloaded the mac package in the above link what do I do from there?Ĭ:\opencv\build\python\2.7\圆4 %OPENCV_DIR%\bin. Now at the python prompt you should be able to type "import cv2".to verify that it works, type "print cv2._version_" and it should print out the OpenCV version you downloaded. The above had suddenly stopped working and this solution came from here: /questions/19876079/ Note that you may need to import sys, then do a ("C:/Anaconda/Lib/site-packages"). In any case, installation of OpenCV into Anaconda, although unavailable through conda, is pretty trivial. (Funny, I do recall it being included at a previous point as well.) Do you mean path of windows PATH or of sys.path in python?ĭoesn't seem like the page you linked includes opencv anymore. I looked in that directory 3rdparty/ffmpeg and renmaed dll to: opencv_ffmpeg300_64.dll You mention that ffmpeg should be in path. I can read from my webcam but am having trouble reading/writing video files. Then you'll have to find the dll in that folder (e.g., opencv_ffmpeg_64.dll) and copy or rename it to a filename that includes the opencv version you are installing, (e.g., opencv_ffmpeg249_64) for could you elaborate a little more on verifying ffmpeg. To get ffmpeg within opencv to work, you'll have to add the directory that ffmpeg is located in to the path (e.g., opencv/sources/3rdparty/ffmpeg). From the extracted folder, copy the file from the extracted directory: opencv/build/python/2.7/(either x86 or 圆4, depending on your Anaconda version)/cv2.pyd to your Anaconda site-packages directory, e.g., C:\Anaconda\Lib\site-packages
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