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[Bug]: Stabilization not good on linux environment #416
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Thanks for opening this issue, a maintainer will get back to you shortly! In the meantime:
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@ronfromhp This is weird. There are platform-specific changes in the Stabilizer API that I know of. I'll test it on my system and let you know. This issue mostly arises from a small error in code you write in a script, so if you could double-check, that would be great. |
I've double checked it and it shows no error on the logs or in the output, only issue is that the quality of the stabilization is worse on the Ubuntu enviornment |
@ronfromhp This error is not reproducible on any Linux distro:
Closing this issue as it is not reproducible. |
Try to use different version of OpenCV it might possible something broken there. |
Sorry, forgot to update you on this bug for a long time, actually i made a mistake while specifying the platform, the bug only exists on this debian docker image which im using like this
within that i install this version of opencv: opencv-python-headless==4.8.0.74 Also i assume you have tested using the opencv version that i mentioned and it works so i dont think the problem is with opencv here |
Description
Video gets even more unstable after stabilizing it on linux, while the same stabilized video looks fine on windows
Issue Checklist
Expected behaviour
i expected the stabilized video coming out like this on linux, which is what it does on windows
Avi0130.Mov.Stab.mp4
Actual behaviour
the actual stabilized video looks like this
D3cd022e8f0e289a99d44a2776be9b1a.Mov.Stab.mp4
Steps to reproduce
I used the below python code to process the files
Terminal log output
No response
Python Code(Optional)
VidGear Version
0.3.3
Python version
3.11.9
OpenCV version
opencv-python-headless-4.8.0.74
Operating System version
wsl Ubuntu-22.04
Any other Relevant Information?
No response
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