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I am currently using directshow as the frame grabber from webcam, and for each frame my software developed with opencv/c++ is called. The data from directshow is a pointer to a BYTE buffer.
For each call to opencv I have to get the whole image (1600x1200 I think), but the AOI/ROI is about 100x100 pixels.
So. Is there a way to copy only the ROI/AOI of the frame with opencv?
I need the high resolution, so I cant just change camera.
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I am currently using directshow as the frame grabber from webcam, and for each frame my software developed with opencv/c++ is called. The data from directshow is a pointer to a BYTE buffer.
For each call to opencv I have to get the whole image (1600x1200 I think), but the AOI/ROI is about 100x100 pixels.
The buffer representing the image is of a RGB 24bit type.
So. Is there a way to copy only the ROI/AOI of the frame with opencv?
I need the high resolution, so I cant just change camera.
