davinellulinvega

Hello @nikolassv, I do agree that the file format makes it really easy to `add` entries you've forgotten to log, or weren't in front of your computer when starting them....

I added the image resize and the sharpening for two main reasons: 1. Nobody likes to drive while squinting at a small patch on their screen. 2. The sharpening is...

@gimait Thanks a lot for the feedback. I like your idea for the control scheme a lot more than what I implemented so far. I'll see what I can cook...

@gimait So yeah, I am sorry for the 1 commit for all, but after your feedback I have been forced to reorganize my code into a class, which means basically...

After some more reflection on the laggy video feed, it seems pretty clear that the GIL is to blame for that (unless I have overlooked something). This brings the question:...

Once again thanks a lot for your overall (and more specific) feedback on this new implementation. Regarding the video feed, as I already commented above, I will indeed put it...

@gimait As mentioned in my previous comment I have simply split the existing code into three classes (and fixed the issues discussed above as well). I am still open to...

@gimait eureka! I have found why the video was laggy. I do not really have the full explanation, but here is the main idea. Basically, the program uses `pynput` to...

@gimait Well OpenCV's documentation strikes again. To avoid any problems and the "requirement" of calling `waitKey()` after each `imshow()` the solution is to put the window in its own thread....

That's the irony of this situation. Everywhere in the documentation you are being told that `imshow()` has to be followed by either `waitKey()` or `pollKey()` (and I have tried, it...