Brandon Castellano

Were you able to find any kernel values that provided acceptable results by the way? Could you also provide the full set of command line arguments you were using (e.g....

This might actually be easier if video output is first moved to a separate process as part of #52, and integration with PySceneDetect's VideoManager (pin to v0.5.6.1 for now).

To go about this, when we seek backwards, all computations of the frame mask should set learning rate to 0 so we don't update the background mask. From that point...

This isn't fully supported yet using the default OpenCV output mode, but this should now function correctly in v1.5 if you use the `-m ffmpeg` or `-m copy` flags.

Hey @andy-verstraeten; Do you have a picture of what you have so far? That definitely sounds very useful and interesting! Thanks :)

Note that this is now available in the `guidev` branch. Many thanks to @andy-verstraeten for providing the GUI. I'll plan on including this in DVR-Scan v1.3 as an optional feature....

Hey @andy-verstraeten; I merged your code into a feature branch for now. I wanted to ask, for the ROI selection, did you complete the calculation of the coordinates? I think...

I think the best way to approach this would be to allow specifying an image as a mask - either multiplying it with the image in RGB. That way you...

It's definitely technically possible, one could supply an image as a mask (e.g. a transparent .png). Not sure when I'll be able to get to this, but I'm more than...

You're running `dvr-scan.exe` which will not use OpenCV from your Python installation. That path comes from the version of OpenCV I built for distribution with the CUDA-enabled version of DVR-Scan....