incoming video yuv => bgr fix
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@ -324,21 +324,50 @@ def callback_audio(toxav, friend_number, samples, audio_samples_per_channel, aud
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def video_receive_frame(toxav, friend_number, width, height, y, u, v, ystride, ustride, vstride, user_data):
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"""
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Creates yuv frame from y, u, v and shows it using OpenCV
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For yuv => bgr we need this YUV420 frame:
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| Y | height
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| U even | U odd | height // 4
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| V even | V odd | height // 4
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width // 2 width // 2
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It can be created from initial y, u, v using slices
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For more info see callback_video_receive_frame docs
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"""
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try:
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y_size = abs(max(width, abs(ystride)))
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u_size = abs(max(width//2, abs(ustride)))
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v_size = abs(max(width//2, abs(vstride)))
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u_size = abs(max(width // 2, abs(ustride)))
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v_size = abs(max(width // 2, abs(vstride)))
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y = np.asarray(y[:y_size * height], dtype=np.uint8).reshape(height, y_size)
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u = np.asarray(u[:u_size * height // 2], dtype=np.uint8).reshape(height // 2, u_size)
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v = np.asarray(v[:v_size * height // 2], dtype=np.uint8).reshape(height // 2, v_size)
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width -= width % 4
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height -= height % 4
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frame = np.zeros((int(height * 1.5), width), dtype=np.uint8)
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frame[:height, :] = y[:, :width]
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frame[height:height * 5 // 4, :width // 2] = u[:140:2, :width // 2] # TODO: remove hardcoded values
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frame[height:height * 5 // 4, width // 2:] = u[1:140:2, :width // 2]
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frame[:height, :] = y[:height, :width]
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frame[height:height * 5 // 4, :width // 2] = u[:height // 2:2, :width // 2]
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frame[height:height * 5 // 4, width // 2:] = u[1:height // 2:2, :width // 2]
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frame[height * 5 // 4 + 1:, :width // 2] = v[:140:2, :width // 2]
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frame[height * 5 // 4 + 1:, width // 2:] = v[1:140:2, :width // 2]
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frame[height * 5 // 4:, :width // 2] = v[:height // 2:2, :width // 2]
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frame[height * 5 // 4:, width // 2:] = v[1:height // 2:2, :width // 2]
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frame = cv2.cvtColor(frame, cv2.COLOR_YUV2BGR_I420)
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@ -382,4 +411,3 @@ def init_callbacks(tox, window, tray):
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tox.callback_friend_lossless_packet(lossless_packet, 0)
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tox.callback_friend_lossy_packet(lossy_packet, 0)
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@ -217,7 +217,37 @@ class AV:
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time.sleep(0.01)
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def convert_bgr_to_yuv(frame): # TODO: remove hardcoded values and add docs
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def convert_bgr_to_yuv(frame): # TODO: remove hardcoded values
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"""
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:param frame: input bgr frame
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:return y, u, v: y, u, v values of frame
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How this function works:
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OpenCV creates YUV420 frame from BGR
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This frame has following structure and size:
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width, height - dim of input frame
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width, height * 1.5 - dim of output frame
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width
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| Y | height
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| U even | U odd | height // 4
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| V even | V odd | height // 4
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width // 2 width // 2
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Y, U, V can be extracted using slices and joined in one list using itertools.chain.from_iterable()
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Function returns bytes(y), bytes(u), bytes(v), because it is required for ctypes
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"""
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frame = cv2.cvtColor(frame, cv2.COLOR_BGR2YUV_I420)
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y = frame[:480, :].tolist()
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