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Bitmap/BitmapSource to RawImage #609

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deepakakkil001 opened this issue Nov 16, 2018 · 2 comments
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Bitmap/BitmapSource to RawImage #609

deepakakkil001 opened this issue Nov 16, 2018 · 2 comments

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deepakakkil001 commented Nov 16, 2018 •
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The RawImage class, which is a wrapper for OpenCV Mat is used in all the C# examples.
The examples show how to create a RawImage from image or video files/directly from camera feed using sequence reader. Is there a built-in way to convert a C# image format, such as Bitmap/BitmapSource/WriteableBitmap to the RawImage type?

I have a pre-processed image in WriteableBitmap format that I need to feed into the pose estimation method.
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I haven't implemented that functionality, but I'll look into it for the next version.

One option would be to save the WriteableBitmap as an image and use a sequence or image reader on that data.

@TadasBaltrusaitis TadasBaltrusaitis mentioned this issue Jul 13, 2019
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Updating OpenFace to version 2.2.0 (#741)
e4a57e1 
Change log:

Moving to C++17. This means that the code can only be build using C++17 compilers (e.g. g++ >8 and Visual Studio 2017, clang > 5), fixing related bugs - (#698, #629, #641)
Removing an explicit dependency on boost (all the filesystem operations are performed using std::filesystem or boost::filesysteme). If boost is available it will used boost:filesystem, otherwise std::filesystem (this requires C++17)
Visual Studio 2017 is now the main version for Visual Studio builds, VS 2015 is no longer supported
Updating OpenCV to 4.1 version (#511)
Fixing a bug with output images when using GUI (#694)
Updating RAWImage - #609, so it can be initialized from System.Drawing.Bitmap directly
Fixing overlap detection for multi face tracking (#693)
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This is implemented in the newest release.

ratgen pushed a commit to ratgen/OpenFace that referenced this issue Jul 7, 2022
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Updating OpenFace to version 2.2.0 (TadasBaltrusaitis#741)
b330656 
Change log:

Moving to C++17. This means that the code can only be build using C++17 compilers (e.g. g++ >8 and Visual Studio 2017, clang > 5), fixing related bugs - (TadasBaltrusaitis#698, TadasBaltrusaitis#629, TadasBaltrusaitis#641)
Removing an explicit dependency on boost (all the filesystem operations are performed using std::filesystem or boost::filesysteme). If boost is available it will used boost:filesystem, otherwise std::filesystem (this requires C++17)
Visual Studio 2017 is now the main version for Visual Studio builds, VS 2015 is no longer supported
Updating OpenCV to 4.1 version (TadasBaltrusaitis#511)
Fixing a bug with output images when using GUI (TadasBaltrusaitis#694)
Updating RAWImage - TadasBaltrusaitis#609, so it can be initialized from System.Drawing.Bitmap directly
Fixing overlap detection for multi face tracking (TadasBaltrusaitis#693)
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