OCRopus Screencasts (installation, training, etc.)

[Tom]

To help people get started, I have created some screencasts showing how to install, use, and train OCRopus (I'd wanted to do this much earlier, but it took a while to work out how to do the screencasting well).  They're here:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=PL0B3367BC0E5CAF8D

Remember to watch them in HD (preferably full screen), otherwise you won't be able to see much.  

Tom

[Sriranga(78yrsold)]

when will release of final version or next version of ocropus?
whether it will work in winXP provided python software are installed?
With regards,
-sriranga(78yrs)

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[Tom]

The current tip of the repository has pretty much the APIs and the framework that we are going to stick with: some native code with lots of high level code written in Python.  The next major change in that regard will be when we move to Python 3 (hopefully a long time from now).

There are still a number of refactorings of the C++ code, plus additional functionality for layout analysis and recognition, that students have been working on and that we will be integrating over the next few months.

My group isn't planning on releasing a Windows version, since nobody in our group uses Windows and porting to Windows is a lot of work.  Our focus in terms of installs will be on better packaging of the Linux-installs.  There will likely be a virtual machine with everything preinstalled that you can use also on Windows.

Tom

[Raj Julha]

Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Raj