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    This Python code uses OpenCV to capture video from a webcam and save the frames as either still images or a video file. It opens the webcam, displays each frame, and saves the current frame as an image when the 's' key is pressed. It then records the webcam stream to a video file, displaying and writing each frame until the 's' key is pressed to stop recording.

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    This Python code uses OpenCV to capture video from a webcam and save the frames as either still images or a video file. It opens the webcam, displays each frame, and saves the current frame as an image when the 's' key is pressed. It then records the webcam stream to a video file, displaying and writing each frame until the 's' key is pressed to stop recording.

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    HW 1 Vision

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    bery mansor osman
    This Python code uses OpenCV to capture video from a webcam and save the frames as either still images or a video file. It opens the webcam, displays each frame, and saves the current frame as an image when the 's' key is pressed. It then records the webcam stream to a video file, displaying and writing each frame until the 's' key is pressed to stop recording.

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    import cv2

    # img capture

    vid=cv2.VideoCapture(0)
    while True:
    Succes ,img=vid.read()
    cv2. imshow( " video" ,img)
    if cv2.waitKey(1)==ord('s'):
    cv2.imwrite("C:/Users/bayma/Desktop/oo.png", img)
    break

    #### video capture

    fourcc =cv2.VideoWriter_fourcc('m','p','4','v')
    output=cv2.VideoWriter("C:/Users/bayma/Desktop/video.mp4",fourcc,20,(640,480))

    vid=cv2.VideoCapture(0)
    while True:
    Succes ,img=vid.read()
    cv2. imshow( " video" ,img)
    output.write(img)
    if cv2.waitKey(1)==ord('s'):
    break

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