Kevin Squire

Thanks for your feedback, Lucas, here and at #2. > 1. For simple video-analysis, I'd guess an iterator-style is a nice high-level API, though the iterator should also contain a...

No worries, Tim--I really appreciate your input and collaboration, and I know what it's like to be busy. I think both the streaming and interfaces sound fine. The media types...

Being able to `imread()` a video (or a chunk of video) into an `(x,y,t)` `Image` does sound quite useful, as does `avread()`. Just in case it's not obvious, libav automatically...

Does `Images.jl` support, or is it easy to add support for, image types like yuv420p, in which is a planar format in which the u-v planes are 1/4 the size...

Thanks Tim. libswscale (which is part of libav) does handle this conversion (and many others) now. The main question is whether someone might not want to do the conversion up...

I definitely think that it would useful for Images.jl to be able to (at least minimally) manipulate this format. The main point of my original question (which could have been...

> I should have been clearer. IIUC u and v each has 1/4 the number of the y channel. So if the actual image is x by y pixels (OK,...

Maybe there's not--it might just be that there are 3 pointers for convenience. I'll try to check later.

Still an issue. ``` julia> using Makie, VideoIO [ Info: Recompiling stale cache file /Users/kevinsquire/.julia/compiled/v1.3/Makie/iZ1Bl.ji for Makie [ee78f7c6-11fb-53f2-987a-cfe4a2b5a57a] julia> @time(viewcam()) # Manually closed the camera window after the video started...

I do like the name `Stensils.jl`, although I'm wondering if that suggests excludes any functionality implied here...