[HN Gopher] Show HN: Semantic Video Search
___________________________________________________________________
Show HN: Semantic Video Search
Hi HN, I am Anubhav from Ramanlabs. We have been working on a
native gui application to allow users to search any video data(
mp4, mkv) or video streams (http/rtsp) using computer vision.
Application is supposed to work like a video player which displays
decoded frames and recognizes objects concurrently, making it an
interactive experience. It works in super real-time and only
expects a quad-core CPU with AVX2 instructions at minimum.
Application is free to download (without any signup/account). We
are only supporting WINDOWS for now [0]. Even though this is a
binary application, we have ZERO telemetry/analytics builtin. User
interface is limited for now, and definitely needs more work. But
we are releasing it here for early feedback/bugs. We would love
for you to try it out and hear your thoughts/feedback. [0] We
should also have a linux version ready in few days.
Author : warangal
Score : 54 points
Date : 2022-11-15 10:19 UTC (2 days ago)
(HTM) web link (ramanlabs.in)
(TXT) w3m dump (ramanlabs.in)
| daaayum wrote:
| This is awesome. Would be great is i could use this across
| multiple video files and search in a library of files.
| warangal wrote:
| Still a lot of work pending on user interface side, but this is
| definitely on the TODO list. We are also working to allow users
| to search for a lot more categories of objects in the upcoming
| releases. It has been a lot of work, so thanks for feedback and
| checking out!
| videofreedom wrote:
| [deleted]
| jcims wrote:
| I don't know why but this made me wonder if you could train a
| model on eye tracking data from videos then use that to predict
| what people would look at with new content.
| metadat wrote:
| Please post again when the Linux version is out!
|
| Will also be great if you create a command-line version.
| warangal wrote:
| Thanks for checking out. We are also working on SDK to make it
| easier to integrate with existing applications. Linux version
| is almost ready, just looking at ways to distribute
| dependencies a bit more easily.
| blooalien wrote:
| I personally like AppImage best of the "non-native" app
| package formats, but ideally you could set up one of the
| native package build CI pipelines somewhere and automagically
| build native distro packages from your source tree for the
| most common three or four native package formats and let the
| community build more "esoteric" packages for themselves from
| those possibly?
| rch wrote:
| Nixpkg, w/ allowUnfree.
|
| If you try it I'd be interested in learning about your
| experience, as I'm looking into doing something similar early
| next year (distribution, not similar to the app itself).
| thefourthchime wrote:
| Looks pretty cool! I work for a large content company, we would
| maybe use this if it had:
|
| - A way to run in a container in linux - Or a REST API we could
| use to run it.
| sharpshoot wrote:
| try www.muse.ai
| Rodeoclash wrote:
| I have an open source video player for esports coaches to review
| gameplay footage (https://www.vodon.gg/)
|
| Could I use something like this (or a library) to easily
| recognise enemy players that have shown up in frames? I would
| love to be able to automatically populate bookmarks of
| interesting moments in the match.
___________________________________________________________________
(page generated 2022-11-17 23:02 UTC)