BVH not downloading

[flip321]

[Dene33]

Provide more information, please.

[flip321]

I have installed the inital imports and uploaded my mp4 video file to 100%. I set the fps for 24 and i get an error for the video processing that says (FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '2d_pose_estimation.py'). and for BVH download i get a message that says ( FileNotFoundError: Cannot find file: hmr/output/bvh_animation/estimated_animation.bvh). I dont know why im receiving the errors and if this is why i have not received the BVH file.

[flip321]

I missed a few errors after installing the initial imports. ERROR: Failed building wheel for opendr AND ERROR: Command "/usr/bin/python2 -u -c 'import setuptools, tokenize;file='"'"'/tmp/pip-install-FHu_g5/opendr/setup.py'"'"';f=getattr(tokenize, '"'"'open'"'"', open)(file);code=f.read().replace('"'"'\r\n'"'"', '"'"'\n'"'"');f.close();exec(compile(code, file, '"'"'exec'"'"'))' install --record /tmp/pip-record-weAs9R/install-record.txt --single-version-externally-managed --compile" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-install-FHu_g5/opendr

[Dene33]

There was a bug with opendr version. That's already fixed. Are you sure you're using the last version?

[flip321]

I think so, Is there another version that you can show me?

[Dene33]

Just follow the 1st step of usage from README. Also follow other steps too. And check if your video is actually uploaded.

[flip321]

getting ERROR: Failed building wheel for opendr and ERROR: Command "/usr/bin/python2 -u -c 'import setuptools, tokenize;file='"'"'/tmp/pip-install-IM6ZRU/opendr/setup.py'"'"';f=getattr(tokenize, '"'"'open'"'"', open)(file);code=f.read().replace('"'"'\r\n'"'"', '"'"'\n'"'"');f.close();exec(compile(code, file, '"'"'exec'"'"'))' install --record /tmp/pip-record-Xc5U23/install-record.txt --single-version-externally-managed --compile" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-install-IM6ZRU/opendr/ ON THE FIRST STEP

[Dene33]

Ah, that's not the case of your issue. That is the requirement that I forgot to remove, just ignore this error. There is another install of opendr required version - opendr-0.77 in the end of first cell - !pip2 install opendr==0.77

The last lines of 1st cell output should be:
Installing collected packages: opendr
Successfully installed opendr-0.77

So double check the video that you're uploading and correctness of following steps described in README

[flip321]

the upload of the video is 100% and i processed the video but it says sample_videos/NEYO: No such file or directory. where should i find the download BVH file once everything has worked properly? I dont think the video is converting to video images.

[Dene33]

I've checked again - everything works fine. You're doing something wrong. Reset your Google Colab runtime and try again. Result .bvh should be in hmr/output/bvh_animation/

What video you're trying to process? Maybe the issue is in it's extension or something.

[flip321]

what is the maximum length or frames that can be uploaded .

[Dene33]

I'm not sure about restriction in that case. Google Colab has 300+ GB of space for you.

[flip321]

I have made the video shorter and followed all the steps. I'm not sure why its not working.

[flip321]

its an mp4. once i finish the BVH step I see no BVH made no file nothing.

[Dene33]

Maybe 2d pose estimation or hmr can't detect any human in frame. If you want, share the video so I could test it myself. Or upload another video with one person that should work for 100%.

[flip321]

ok, how can i share it with you?

[Dene33]

https://wetransfer.com/ upload it here and share the link here

[flip321]

https://we.tl/t-mntP5QRoBH

[Dene33]

The problem is that you have space in your file name. Rename it to Mad_2820.mp4 and try again. Also reset your Colab runtime just in case.

[flip321]

THANKS! it worked and has started to process the video but now it says "GPU memory usage is close to the limit" I have even made the video shorter but its saying the same. sigh

[Dene33]

Make the screenshot please.

[flip321]

[flip321]

Im not sure how to fix that but thats what it says. i have cut the video down to 10 seconds and its still saying memory is close to the limit.

[Dene33]

Click IGNORE, that's not an issue.

[flip321]

i tried to ignore it but it wont allow it.

[Dene33]

Collab was running something around 3+ hours and I had no problems at all. Here is the estimated .bvh: https://we.tl/t-XrVWPeBT7W That's not the full video though.

[flip321]

not sure why im having this much trouble.

[zahrasalahshoori]

Hi
@Dene33
Thanks for the awesome code
I have a similar problem @flip321
it worked for me but now it doesn't work
can i ask you to help me?
Thank you

[Dene33]

Please read carefully through the thread and try to solve it. Or provide more information. Thanks.

[zahrasalahshoori]

@Dene33 Thank you for answering :)
I'm surprised that I had already run this code successfully!
But it's not currently running with the same video
I run the code with different videos but I did not succeed
I think these messages are not correct when the Process the video cell is running, that's why the BVH file is not downloaded
I hope you will help me :)

[snowyrain]

@Dene33 Thank you for answering :)
I'm surprised that I had already run this code successfully!
But it's not currently running with the same video
I run the code with different videos but I did not succeed
I think these messages are not correct when the Process the video cell is running, that's why the BVH file is not downloaded
I hope you will help me :)

I have the same question!Do you resolve it?

[kazux2]

Hi guys. I encountered several errors and did workarounds and eventually got bvh file!

execute the following code at the top of "Process the video" section.

# 1. removes the duplicated 'log_dir' registration
!sed -i '59d' ../hmr/src/config.py

# 2. add None as the first auguments of tf.name_scope for these three files
!sed -i '40d' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '40i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "Encoder_resnet", [x]):' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '21d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '21i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_skew", [vec]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_forward_kinematics", [Rs, Js]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py

# 3. cast the sorting key to string
!sed -i '194d' ../hmr/demo.py
!sed -i '194i \  all_files.sort(key=lambda x: str(x.split("/")[-1].split("/")[0]))' ../hmr/demo.py

Apparently from version 1.14 tensorflow comes with absl-py and it has the 'log_dir' flag already and collides with /hmr/src/config.py. Also after version 1.2 tf.name_scope started having different arguments and it throws error. This workaround works at least for now but not sure in the future.

Before processing actual target video, I recommend to try out with very short video with fps 1 and make sure all codes run through.

[retnrernet]

Hi guys. I encountered several errors and did workarounds and eventually got bvh file!

execute the following code at the top of "Process the video" section.

# 1. removes the duplicated 'log_dir' registration
!sed -i '59d' ../hmr/src/config.py

# 2. add None as the first auguments of tf.name_scope for these three files
!sed -i '40d' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '40i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "Encoder_resnet", [x]):' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '21d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '21i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_skew", [vec]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_forward_kinematics", [Rs, Js]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py

# 3. cast the sorting key to string
!sed -i '194d' ../hmr/demo.py
!sed -i '194i \  all_files.sort(key=lambda x: str(x.split("/")[-1].split("/")[0]))' ../hmr/demo.py

Apparently from version 1.14 tensorflow comes with absl-py and it has the 'log_dir' flag already and collides with /hmr/src/config.py. Also after version 1.2 tf.name_scope started having different arguments and it throws error. This workaround works at least for now but not sure in the future.

Before processing actual target video, I recommend to try out with very short video with fps 1 and make sure all codes run through.

Hi guys. I encountered several errors and did workarounds and eventually got bvh file!

execute the following code at the top of "Process the video" section.

# 1. removes the duplicated 'log_dir' registration
!sed -i '59d' ../hmr/src/config.py

# 2. add None as the first auguments of tf.name_scope for these three files
!sed -i '40d' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '40i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "Encoder_resnet", [x]):' ../hmr/src/models.py
!sed -i '21d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '21i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_skew", [vec]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107d' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py
!sed -i '107i \    with tf.name_scope(None, "batch_forward_kinematics", [Rs, Js]):' ../hmr/src/tf_smpl/batch_lbs.py

# 3. cast the sorting key to string
!sed -i '194d' ../hmr/demo.py
!sed -i '194i \  all_files.sort(key=lambda x: str(x.split("/")[-1].split("/")[0]))' ../hmr/demo.py

Apparently from version 1.14 tensorflow comes with absl-py and it has the 'log_dir' flag already and collides with /hmr/src/config.py. Also after version 1.2 tf.name_scope started having different arguments and it throws error. This workaround works at least for now but not sure in the future.

Before processing actual target video, I recommend to try out with very short video with fps 1 and make sure all codes run through.

not work, already(

[SaifAdel22]

Ah, that's not the case of your issue. That is the requirement that I forgot to remove, just ignore this error. There is another install of opendr required version - opendr-0.77 in the end of first cell - !pip2 install opendr==0.77

The last lines of 1st cell output should be: Installing collected packages: opendr Successfully installed opendr-0.77

So double check the video that you're uploading and correctness of following steps described in README

cant install opendr

error: subprocess-exited-with-error

× python setup.py bdist_wheel did not run successfully.
│ exit code: 1
╰─> See above for output.

note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.
Building wheel for opendr (setup.py) ... error
ERROR: Failed building wheel for opendr
Running setup.py clean for opendr
Failed to build opendr
ERROR: Could not build wheels for opendr, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects