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[Athenasby Regalado]

Theend user does not need to take individual pictures. They simply walk the site, and the video contains all the pictures they need. In the future, it may be more common to mount the RICOH THETA on robots as shown in the product below from HoloBuilder.

I am using a tool called THETA X ATK produced by my company Oppkey to set the video resolution to 8K and the framerate to 2fps. The current RICOH THETA app can not do this (as of late April 2022). If you want to use the tool yourself, you can go here and enter your email (no other registration information required):

In the video below, Craig used the 8K 2fps video with ffmpeg to extract the still images and create a virtual tour of still images with Marizpano. The original 8K 2fps video file, the extracted still images, and the completed sample virtual tour made with the 8K 2fps videos are available on our developer site for the THETA X.

I am trying to read a video, crop each frame from top and bottom and then write back each frame and also write them in to a video in mp4 format.The input video is at 2fps and it is also in mp4 format.The frames are saving properly but I can not write them as a 2fps video. I have tried other frame rates such as 1fps, 3fps, 5fps, 10fps and even 25fps. All of them work properly except 2fps, which result in a corrupted video (either its not showing any fame except the fist frame, or its just displaying a green screen)Any thoughts or comments will be appreciated:

I had the same issue, but when I opened it with VLC player (not the default video player on my Mac) the video looks fine, so maybe it's not an error in CV2. I've also played the video generated with other computer OS, and it works fine as well.

Hi there,

I was wondering why am I lagging so much in these large fights even in settings setup for performance?

I have pretty good pc for eve using one client, gtx 1060 6gb, i7 4790, but even on one client and potato mode I get only 1-2fps, while my corp mates have usual like 20fps even higher.

Also I recently reinstalled eve on ssd so that should be ok.

I feel as though i do not know enough about Time.deltaTime sure i understand it utilizes seconds instead of frames to create consistency because each frame vary in completion time. I also understand that without Time.deltaTime rendering will be dominated by how much fps your hardware can provide so if you have code to move a object 3m/frame(basically no Time.deltaTime) the greater the fps the farther that object will go.

What i dont understand is what is happening behind the scenes lets say i have code that says a object will move 50m*Time.deltaTime so i know that it is going to move 50m a second but what i do not know is what is

going on in the frames what distance is that object moving? how is it using the completion time of the previous frame to find consistency?

Ok i got it now so it changes the amount it moves each frame based on the fps you are getting so if the code is 50m*time.deltaTime and you are getting 2fps it will move 25m/frame and if you are getting 100fps its going to move 0.5m/frame. So the 2fps and 100fps are both moving equal distance.

The next video covers the workflow of taking 8K 2fps video and converting the video into still images with ffmpeg. It also shows how to use the free virtual tour software Marzipano to create the virtual tour and host the tour for free on GitHub Pages.

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