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From: Walter Roberson on 13 Jun 2010 05:44 Naeem wrote: > could u please tell me how to convert a matlab movie into a mat file. save() Somehow though I suspect that might not be exactly what you want; if not, then please indicate what format you want to store the data in.
From: Naeem on 13 Jun 2010 13:27 Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message <IL1Rn.76430$HG1.22185(a)newsfe21.iad>... > Naeem wrote: > > > could u please tell me how to convert a matlab movie into a mat file. > > save() > > Somehow though I suspect that might not be exactly what you want; if > not, then please indicate what format you want to store the data in. i have a file "football.mat" which is made from yuv video sequences such as football00.yuv,football01.yuv etc. i dont know how it was created so when i used the whos function in matlab it showed whos -file football.mat Name Size Bytes Class org_football 240x352x125 84480000 double array Grand total is 10560000 elements using 84480000 bytes So i would like to create a similar mat file for some other yuv video sequences. i have used the code below to read the yuv sequences and create a matlab movie. All i need is a mat file like the above one. Please help. clear; %*************** for i=1:150 i indx=num2str(i,'%03d'); fid = fopen(['C:\video_sim\test_seq\coastguard\coastguard',indx,'.yuv'],'r'); s = fread(fid,[352 288],'uchar'); fclose(fid); frames_t(:,:,i)=s'; end frames=frames_t; for j = 1:150 imshow(frames_t(:,:,j)/255); Frm(j) = getframe; end fp_sec=10; movie(Frm,2,fp_sec); movie2avi(Frm,'C:\video_sim\test_seq\coastguard\coastguard.avi','fps',10,'compression','none','quality',100);
From: Walter Roberson on 13 Jun 2010 20:53 Naeem wrote: > i have a file "football.mat" which is made from yuv video sequences such > as football00.yuv,football01.yuv etc. i dont know how it was created so > when i used the whos function in matlab it showed > whos -file football.mat > Name Size Bytes Class > > org_football 240x352x125 84480000 double array It appears likely that the matrix org_bootball would be the same kind of content as you would get if you were to save your variable frames_t
From: Naeem on 14 Jun 2010 00:09 Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message <24fRn.30435$yx.11982(a)newsfe13.iad>... > Naeem wrote: > > > i have a file "football.mat" which is made from yuv video sequences such > > as football00.yuv,football01.yuv etc. i dont know how it was created so > > when i used the whos function in matlab it showed > > whos -file football.mat > > Name Size Bytes Class > > > > org_football 240x352x125 84480000 double array > > It appears likely that the matrix org_bootball would be the same kind of > content as you would get if you were to save your variable frames_t thanks a lot it worked.
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