12-03-2010 03:51 AM
Hi all,
I want to build an application where I want to play a video in LabVIEW want to control its speed.
For Eg: When I increase the speed the video should move faster,wheras if I decrease the speed the video should be slow down.I am able to do that....when I decrease the speed to much lower value(Less than 10 rpm lets say) the video is not able to run properly...Jerks appears in the video...
Can any1 tell me how to avoid this?
Thanks in advance
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12-12-2010 12:42 PM
hey...i found the solution...used the rate property of WMP
04-08-2011 06:27 AM
Hi,
i'm interesting in your VI. I'm trying to increase speed in my video but
I have same problem...can you explain me how do you do it?...If my video has frame rate of 25frame per second
this is this the speed limit or I can increase it?
really thank
04-08-2011 07:34 AM
Hi G in National,
Open your video in windows media player (not through LabVIEW). Check if you can Fast FWD or Fast REVS it.
If you can do it in WMP, then you will be able to so it through LabVIEW.
I had faced same problem many times, so figured out way to check which video can be controlled.
Try video with .wmp format.
04-08-2011 08:09 AM
Actually if I open my file in WMP there isn't the possibility to increase or decrease speed.....but even if it was possible
my problem is I need to sincronise video with electroencephalographic signal so when i increase speed in the video i need to improve the speed
of eeg signal and using .NET & ActiveX tool to import the video its not possible to sincronise data withh video
04-08-2011 08:11 AM
As I told you, if you are not able to vary speed of video in WMP, you can not do it using LabVIEW.
Because LabVIEW is calling WMP, and controlling it.
04-08-2011 08:19 AM
What a pity......
however....thank you for helping
04-08-2011 10:41 AM
You may want to look into DIAdem - NI's product for data management and interactive review. It has the capability of reviewing huge data sets (like multi-channel long-term EEG data) in coordination with synchronized video. This was first developed for applications like crash testing, but it is finding use in a variety of applications that need coordinated DAQ and video. I'm not sure that it has the ability to smoothly speed up the review, but it's probably worth exploring.
By the way - check out our NI Biomedical User Community - lots of resources for LabVIEW users in the biosciences.
Steve
01-31-2012 11:25 PM
Hi all,
i am also facing the video speed control. and we r using .avi file for video control. plz tell me solution for video speed control using .avi and without jerks.