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Video Capture in OpenIMAJ

Video capture from a webcam in Java is one of those things that is supposed to be easy, but isn’t. There are many libraries out there that try to provide support for video capture, but they all fall short. For example, JMF doesn’t support capture on a Mac, QuickTime for Java is deprecated and doesn’t […]

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OpenIMAJ Performance 101: Feature Detection and Tracking

Look anywhere on the web and you’ll find loads of people complaining that Java is slow. Given that we’ve invested a lot of time in developing OpenIMAJ using Java, we want to demonstrate that this isn’t necessarily the case. The speed of individual algorithms in OpenIMAJ has not been a major development focus, however some […]

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Introducing OpenIMAJ and ImageTerrier

Over the past few months we’ve been working hard getting a large amount of code in shape to release publicly as open-sourced software. We’re releasing the code under two separate projects: OpenIMAJ – the Open toolkit for Intelligent Multimedia Analysis in Java ImageTerrier Both OpenIMAJ and ImageTerrier provide libraries and tools for experimentation and development […]

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