From: kaoutar on 5 Aug 2010 16:49 hello, I tried to import avi-files from a folder, using the following code addpath(genpath('C:\Desktop\Thesis_Code')); bending=dir('bend'); no_files_bend = size(bending,1); for i=3:no_files_bend bend =bending(i).name; Vid = mmreader('bend') for j=1:length(Vid) imwrite(Vid(i).cdata,[num2str(i) '.jpeg']); end end but i got this error message, ??? Error using ==> aviinfo at 85 Unable to open bend.avi for reading. Error in ==> aviread at 49 info = aviinfo(filename,'Robust'); Does anyone has any idea on how to solve it? Thank you in advance!! Kaoutar
From: Walter Roberson on 5 Aug 2010 16:58 kaoutar wrote: > hello, > I tried to import avi-files from a folder, using the following code > addpath(genpath('C:\Desktop\Thesis_Code')); > bending=dir('bend'); no_files_bend = size(bending,1); > for i=3:no_files_bend > bend =bending(i).name; > Vid = mmreader('bend') Vid = mmread(bend); with no quotes around bend. 'bend' is a literal string with four characters; without the quotes it designates the contents of the variable with that name. > for j=1:length(Vid) > imwrite(Vid(i).cdata,[num2str(i) '.jpeg']); > end > end > > but i got this error message, > ??? Error using ==> aviinfo at 85 > Unable to open bend.avi for reading.
From: Kaoutar on 6 Aug 2010 06:29 Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message <i3f8lt$4if$1(a)canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca>... > kaoutar wrote: > > hello, > > I tried to import avi-files from a folder, using the following code > > addpath(genpath('C:\Desktop\Thesis_Code')); > > bending=dir('bend'); no_files_bend = size(bending,1); > > for i=3:no_files_bend > > bend =bending(i).name; > > Vid = mmreader('bend') > > Vid = mmread(bend); > > with no quotes around bend. 'bend' is a literal string with four characters; > without the quotes it designates the contents of the variable with that name. > > > for j=1:length(Vid) > > imwrite(Vid(i).cdata,[num2str(i) '.jpeg']); > > end > > end > > > > but i got this error message, > > ??? Error using ==> aviinfo at 85 > > Unable to open bend.avi for reading. Dear Walter, Thanks a lot for your reply, I have used the mmread with no quotes around bend, but I am getting another error message which i couldn't solve, it states that: ??? Error using ==> FFGrab Unable to open file Error in ==> mmread at 146 FFGrab('build',filename,fmt,double(disableVideo),double(disableAudio),double(trySeeking)); Please let me know if you have any idea on how to solve it... thank you in advance
From: Kaoutar on 6 Aug 2010 11:46 "Kaoutar " <azimane_k(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message <i3go5g$cku$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message <i3f8lt$4if$1(a)canopus.cc.umanitoba.ca>... > > kaoutar wrote: > > > hello, > > > I tried to import avi-files from a folder, using the following code > > > addpath(genpath('C:\Desktop\Thesis_Code')); > > > bending=dir('bend'); no_files_bend = size(bending,1); > > > for i=3:no_files_bend > > > bend =bending(i).name; > > > Vid = mmreader('bend') > > > > Vid = mmread(bend); > > > > with no quotes around bend. 'bend' is a literal string with four characters; > > without the quotes it designates the contents of the variable with that name. > > > > > for j=1:length(Vid) > > > imwrite(Vid(i).cdata,[num2str(i) '.jpeg']); > > > end > > > end > > > > > > but i got this error message, > > > ??? Error using ==> aviinfo at 85 > > > Unable to open bend.avi for reading. > > Dear Walter, > > Thanks a lot for your reply, I have used the mmread with no quotes around bend, but I am getting another error message which i couldn't solve, it states that: > > ??? Error using ==> FFGrab > Unable to open file > > Error in ==> mmread at 146 > FFGrab('build',filename,fmt,double(disableVideo),double(disableAudio),double(trySeeking)); > > Please let me know if you have any idea on how to solve it... > thank you in advance Hello Walter, I could solve the problem, instead of mmread i used aviread and with no quotes. Thanks a lot !! Kaoutar
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