Dark image using imshow
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Hello,
I'm having a problem with imshow. I'm going point per point through my data and want to plot the corresponding video while I do this.
The file works when there is no video in it. And in another file I was able to plot the whole data with the video playing.
BUT: now when I use "animatedline" with "addpoints" the video is black. The video is black and becomes lighter sometimes, but you can't see anything.I have added a screenshot of the figure while its going through the data in the attachment.
UPDATE: when i remove all the animatedlines and addpoints the video plays correctly
Here is my code
%code
daqrate = 40;
VID = VideoReader('Zwemvideo1.mp4','Tag','My reader object');
writerObj = VideoWriter('output_video','MPEG-4');
writerObj.FrameRate = 40;
fps=30;%VID.FrameRate;
totalframes=VID.NumberOfFrames;
rate=daqrate/fps;
frameA=read(VID,1);
x=[329 752];
y=[50 411];%56
ratio =(y(2)-y(1))/(x(2)-x(1));
acc_y = resample(acc_y,3,4);
acc_z = resample(acc_z,3,4);
gyr_y = resample(gyr_y,3,4);
gyr_x = resample(gyr_x,3,4);
figure
subplot(5,1,1)
xlabel('samples')
ylabel('gyr_x filtered')
title('Turn detection')
h = animatedline;
axis([0 length(gyr_x) -230 330])
x = linspace(0,length(gyr_x),length(gyr_x));
subplot(5,1,2)
xlabel('samples')
ylabel('acc_z filtered')
title('Stroke detection')
g = animatedline;
axis([0 length(acc_z) -1 1.5])
y = linspace(0,length(acc_z),length(acc_z));
subplot(5,1,3)
xlabel('samples')
ylabel('gyr_y filtered')
title('Stroke detection')
f = animatedline;
axis([0 length(gyr_y) -100 140])
z = linspace(0,length(gyr_y),length(gyr_y));
subplot(5,1,4)
xlabel('samples')
ylabel('acc_y filtered')
title('Stroke detection')
e = animatedline;
axis([0 length(acc_y) -2 2])
w = linspace(0,length(acc_y),length(acc_y));
for i = 1: length(gyr_x)
%video
drawnow
subplot(5,1,5)
frame= read(VID,1+i-1);
imshow(frame(y(1):y(2),x(1):x(2),:),[]);
%rest
gyr_x_memory= gyr_x(1:i);
gyr_x_lowpass = [gyr_x_lowpass lowpass_filter(32,gyr_x_memory,gyr_x_lowpass)];%32
%gyr_x_lowpass=abs(gyr_x_lowpass);
gyr_y_memory= gyr_y(1:i);
gyr_y_lowpass = [gyr_y_lowpass lowpass_filter(20,gyr_y_memory,gyr_y_lowpass)];
%gyr_y_lowpass=abs(gyr_y_lowpass);
acc_z_memory= acc_z(1:i);
acc_z_lowpass = [acc_z_lowpass lowpass_filter(20,acc_z_memory,acc_z_lowpass)];
%acc_z_lowpass=abs(acc_z_lowpass);
acc_y_memory= acc_y(1:i);
acc_y_lowpass = [acc_y_lowpass lowpass_filter(64,acc_y_memory,acc_y_lowpass)];%20->30 meer gesmooth
addpoints(h,x(i),gyr_x_lowpass(i));
drawnow limitrate
addpoints(g,y(i),acc_z_lowpass(i));
drawnow limitrate
addpoints(f,z(i),gyr_y_lowpass(i));
drawnow limitrate
addpoints(e,w(i),acc_y_lowpass(i));
drawnow limitrate
end
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Image Analyst
2016년 4월 16일
0 개 추천
Your "frame" appears to be 3D. Using [] in imshow() doesn't work for RGB images. So you're going to have to figure out why your "frame" values are not integers in the range 0 - 255.
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Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Walter Roberson
2016년 4월 17일
what is max(max(max(frame(y(1):y(2),x(1):x(2),:)))) and min(min(min(frame(y(1):y(2),x(1):x(2),:))))
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
It's not double is it? What does this say:
whos frame
Can you call imwrite and then attach it here. Step through it and when you get a black image, type this in the command window and then attach it back here with the paper clip icon
imwrite(frame, 'frame.png');
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
You forgot to attach it.
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
I can't reproduce your issue. When I display that with imshow() it looks fine, not dark or black.
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
편집: Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
Then you will probably have to attach 'Zwemvideo1.mp4' so we can run your code completely.
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
편집: Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
Your code here doesn't run.
Undefined function or variable 'acc_y'.
Error in test3 (line 14)
acc_y = resample(acc_y,3,4);
Exactly what would one need to do to run it?
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
편집: Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 17일
Image Analyst
2016년 4월 17일
Are the addpoints supposed to go to other axes, or onto the image axes?
If onto the image axes, then perhaps use hold on.
If onto one of the top 4 axes, then use subplot() to switch the current axes back to the one it's supposed to plot into.
Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 18일
편집: Loic Van Aelst
2016년 4월 18일
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