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There is a webcam connected to the minicomputer and there is 64bit windows 7 installed. In visual studio 2003, I implemented webcam view and save with win32 program using opencv, but performance is poor. (The cpu share is almost full.)
How can I improve performance? It may be too broad a question, but it is so frustrating.
Have a good day.
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There is a webcam connected to the minicomputer and there is 64bit windows 7 installed. In visual studio 2003, I implemented webcam view and save with win32 program using opencv, but performance is poor. (The cpu share is almost full.)
How can I improve performance? It may be too broad a question, but it is so frustrating.
Have a good day.
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There is a webcam connected to the minicomputer and there is 64bit windows 7 installed. In visual studio 2003, I implemented webcam view and save with win32 program using opencv, but performance is poor. (The cpu share is almost full.)
How can I improve performance? It may be too broad a question, but it is so frustrating.
Have a good day.
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There is a webcam connected to the minicomputer and there is 64bit windows 7 installed. In visual studio 2003, I implemented webcam view and save with win32 program using opencv, but performance is poor. (The cpu share is almost full.)
How can I improve performance? It may be too broad a question, but it is so frustrating.
Have a good day.
