#Pil image to video install#
#Pil image to video code#

My package was in egg format, so I was unable to find the folder, because it was in an egg. I wasn't sure where it was, this helped me. When I was testing and I wanted to uninstall and If it's just a directory then also it's good to go. Sometimes it might be an egg file, so you might wanna consider looking into that egg file. So go to python console, and import the package and enter package_name. When you do pip show PACKAGE_NAME, it will show you the exact location of your package from where it's importingīut many times that might not be enough.

#Pil image to video install#

Sudo apt-get install vlc Notes for myself InstallationĪlso, you need to have VLC media player installed beforehand. That way there is no hassle of saving anything and once you visualize whatever you want it will be discarded or kept if the user wants to. But if you use this Python package, it will show you the video at a specific FPS you want and also give a temporary path if needed. Matplotlib is good if you wanna loop through 50 images, but anything more than that can be an issue. Problem is if you want to do it multiple times, At that time usually you have to save the images and then make a video out of it.

When you have to loop through 2K images, it's usually not possible with Matplotlib. Advantages of using this in place of Matplotlib Python imports as much as possible so that this can be run out of virtual environments.įinally, please don't forget to install VLC media player for this to work. Opencv imports, as it has lots of problems with Py2.7 and P圓.7 and many weird errors. I will be working out of /tmpĭirectory, and I will be deleting everything after I play a video for you.

So I ask to input a PIL images list, which then I am gonna make a video out of. Usually, people using many different formats, which I don't wanna get into. Something quick that can be used in day to day life as aīut having a numpy array to play isn't enough.

#Pil image to video code#

The main use of this code is to play a numpy video.