Detects and removes camera flashes from a video stream
The aim in developing this module was to use machine vision to detect and eliminate sudden contrast changes, caused mainly by camera speed light. Video footage containing fast flickering images, such as camera flashes is non-accessible for some people with photosensitive epilepsy. It also generally decreases the viewing quality of clips.
This project is a proof of concept, and as such it is yet optimised for production.
It was built at StartHack 19 by myself and Ollie, and won first place :)
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Once you've cloned and cd'd into the repo, use Python 3 to run the Pax script, for example:
python3 main.py -i path/to/your/video.mp4 -o path/to/your/dest.mp4 -c mp4v
Where the --ifile is your input, --ofile is your output, and --codec is your chosen, and installed codec
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The general flow of the program:
Developed at StartHack 19, won 1st place 🏆
© Alicia Sykes and Ollie Poole 2019
Licensed under MIT
