目前,我利用这种方式创建项目,提供档案:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="./install-dir" -DBUILD_WITH_STATIC_CRT=ON -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF -G "GCC"
我将FFmpeg用于我精心汇编的项目。 同样,我不喜欢开放社区网络以任何方式播放录像,更喜欢用手提的方式使用。
我很想知道,是否能够利用Cmake建立项目档案,以便开放式社区网站video。 (不像png、jpg、tiff等图像) 互编码部分将不汇编(,而不是照相片-我喜欢并使用该片)?
If you would rather not have ffmpeg support with OpenCV, you can disable the WITH_FFMPEG option via the CMake GUI when you are building OpenCV. Or, if you can t use the GUI, you can do it from the command-line:
foo@bar:~/opencv-src/build> cmake -DWITH_FFMPEG=OFF <many other options...> ..
You won t be able to capture from files anymore if you disable this option. However, I think if you have V4L2 support enabled, you can capture from the camera. Hope that is helpful.
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