Janusz Lisiecki
Janusz Lisiecki
> > How much do you think memory would it consume? > > If i recall correctly it was around 100 to 200 MB. @a-sansanwal I don't think it is...
> We wish to take one such video, extract the frames to pass them to Optical Flow, then do stuff with the result; we are not interested in doing it...
@DmitryUlyanov - nothing yet, but adding more generic support for VFR is on the top of our ToDo list.
> Very interested in this, has there been any advance ? I'm sorry, but no progress so far.
Hi @hyperfraise, Please check [the `experimental video reader`](https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/dali/user-guide/docs/operations/nvidia.dali.fn.experimental.readers.video.html). It may lack some of the original video reader functionality byt should support VFR videos.
Hi, The `VideoReader` operator is tightly coupled with reading data from the files, as it allows to generate randomly selected sequence from the random input file. Changing it to support...
With the availability of [the `video decoder` operator](https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/dali/user-guide/docs/operations/nvidia.dali.fn.experimental.decoders.video.html#nvidia.dali.fn.experimental.decoders.video) you can decode videos loaded from different sources (including TFRecrod entries).
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Hi @CoinCheung, Each DALI pipeline keeps its internal shuffling buffer. The data split happens on the shard level, where each DALI pipeline should be assigned dot a separate shard. This...