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Hi,
Has anyone characterized the real-time performance (e.g., end-to-end latency time) of this algorithm/code for panoramic-image stitching?
Thanks.
2009-04-22 00:25:24 UTC by stluan
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btw, I am using videorbits-2.205.
I was able to use sample images v04.pgm and v06.pgm as input files through the whole tool-chain without any problems.
2009-04-22 00:06:11 UTC by stluan
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Hi,
I created two input image files: uf1.pgm and uf2.pgm. Both are of size 300x191. However, estpchirp2m seg-faults. See output below. Please advise.
Thanks!
No lookup table given. Using DEFAULT
input file 1 = ../images/uf1.pgm input file 2 = ../images/uf2.pgm
magic number = 5
motion.c: squashing the image
ERROR: motion.c
Images must be same size.
./test.sh: line 13: 12418...
2009-04-22 00:03:41 UTC by stluan
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I placed documentation in the docs section on this site.
2006-06-16 20:23:23 UTC by fungja
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i try to use your software, it's difficult without documentation, where i can find it
thank,
2005-07-07 13:36:53 UTC by ldoudon
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I just wanted to report that comparagram.h is missing
from gunroll/src on the latest version (0.101).
It shows as a compile error when "make" is run.
2004-08-11 19:42:59 UTC by nobody
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Hi,
Sorry about the delay,
Orbits will calculate parameters between pairs of images. Successive image pairs are the most common, however, often, you may want to compare image 1 to 3, then 1 to 4 and so on (so long as there is sufficent overlap). The shell scripts might have to be tweaked slightly to do this.
Hope this helps.
2004-03-17 20:46:25 UTC by fungja
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I noticed in the README file it was mentioned that Version 2 might include improved error reduction for video where there is overlap between non-consecutive frames--e.g. for a "looped" video where the last frame overlaps with the first.
I have downloaded videorbits-2.203 and am hoping to use it in an application where the camera follows a moving object, and then returns to the...
2004-02-15 01:15:01 UTC by crwper
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Hi James,
thanks for the prompt and helpful response. I have edited the makefile and got it to call UWIN cc. Hurdle #3= configuring the compiler correctly as it is now spitting errors at me... so making progress. I will check UWIN docs and may need to post on their list to get help setting up the Borland compiler.
I will keep you posted on my progress...
Dave P.
2004-01-27 19:49:01 UTC by pontd
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There's an autoconf macro which is being called to check the compiler. I'm sure you can find out the particulars of this
macro on the web - obviously its quite common.
However, hacking configure scripts can be tricky, so
what i'd suggest is you take a makefile, and just
edit it by hand to fit your uwin configuration.
I've included below old makefiles from videorbits for you
to look...
2004-01-27 02:54:15 UTC by fungja
