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Support multiple inputs in the same source folder - #7
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That's a useful feature. Minor: I'd suggest we include video file name into the name of output images to better debug the results. Currently frameID increases monotonically across video files. |
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Yes, I think that would help. It wasn't a problem in my experiment because each frame has a timestamp, but I'll think about a way to handle cases that don't. |
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This simplifies the use of VAP for experimenting on inputs coming from recordings that are split across many files in the same folder. By specifying
sample*.mp4as the input, it will usesample.mp4,sample2.mp4,sample3.mp4, etc. The user is expected to ensure that the input video resolution and lines configuration are consistent across all inputs matching the pattern.