From: Tu on

Problem statement:
1/ I used mmread to read the MPEG file.
2/ I could extract frames from a video clip.
3/ Taking their differences, I could distinguish few frames.
4/ Now comparing with the previously read frames, I decided the final frames.
4/ These frames are in 240 X 352 X 3 size, all in uint8 format.
5/ Running 'struct2mov' showed error, as it can not read uint8.

Please help me.
From: us on
On May 13, 1:05 pm, "Tu " <tushar9...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> Problem statement:
> 1/ I used mmread to read the MPEG file.
> 2/ I could extract frames from a video clip.  
> 3/ Taking their differences, I could distinguish few frames.
> 4/ Now comparing with the previously read frames, I decided the final frames.
> 4/ These frames are in 240 X 352 X 3 size, all in uint8 format.
> 5/ Running 'struct2mov' showed error, as it can not read uint8.
>
> Please help me.

problem statement cont...

6) what is STRUCT2MOV...

us
From: Tu on

> problem statement cont...
>
> 6) what is STRUCT2MOV...
>


That is a matlab command!
From: us on
On May 13, 1:28 pm, "Tu " <tushar9...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> > problem statement cont...
>
> > 6) what is STRUCT2MOV...
>
> That is a matlab command!

never heard of it...
at the command prompt, type

ver
which struct2mov
% and report the results...

us
From: us on
"Tu " <tushar9_11(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message <hsgno3$8ti$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
>
> > problem statement cont...
> >
> > 6) what is STRUCT2MOV...
> >
>
>
> That is a matlab command!

never heard of it...
at the command prompt, type

ver
which struct2mov
% and report the results...

us
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