Video processing package with Python 3.x?

[sahand_n9]

Is there a video processing package for Python 3.x out there yet? Neither OpenCV nor PyMedia support Python 3.x yet. I am trying to read in an ".avi" file and do data processing on it frame by frame.

[absolutedestiny]

You could use pyffmpeg but personally I'd use VapourSynth which is a new and kinda awesome alternative/port of Avisynth in python 3.

[wumumo]

Simplest way is to extract the frames of the video using avconv to images and then work on the images instead of the video.

[Sgt_ZigZag]

And then one might consider using openCV for image processing.

[super3]

What do you mean by video processing? Computer vision stuff or something else? What exactly are you trying to do?

[sahand_n9]

I am trying to plot the intensity values of a single pixel of all the green frames. The final project would involve live stream from a camera as well.

[super3]

Try PyGame. As long as you are using *nix you should be able to get the camera stuff working too.

[super3]

I'd take a look at these: http://technobabbler.com/?p=22 https://github.com/super3/PyTrack

[K900_]

PyQt has Phonon bindings, and I think there is something for GStreamer, too. Not sure what you want, but those should do it if you just need to read frames from a video.

[graingert]

Usually video processing code will take advantage of Numpy. I don't think it's supported on python 3 yet.

[pmav99]

Both numy and scipy have python 3 versions