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Stream Live Video from Mobile Phone Camera with Python and Open CV
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- In this step by step tutorial I'll show you how to steam live video feed from your mobile phone camera - straight into your Python code.
For this we will use an Android app named "Ip Webcam", and we will combine it with the most popular computer vision library - open CV!
I will show you how to access your camera feed on your computer and how to display it in your Python file.
You will also learn a few basic transformations to videos, in case you'd like to manipulate the filters and general appearance of your stream.
Keep in mind that we will use this incredible functionality in our upcoming 🥝 KivyMD GUI Mobile project 🥝 so please pay extra attention to the first few steps! 😉
⭐ TIME STAMPS ⭐
00:00 - introduction
00:14 - install Ip Webcam
00:32 - render live camera feed in browser
01:13 - broadcast live mobile camera feed with Open CV
04:46 - convert video to greyscale
05:31 - mirror/flip video horizontally
06:25 - thanks for watching!
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Thank you Flat Icon for the lovely icons on the thumbnail! 🤩
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I love your energy in your videos! Thanks for keeping the tutorials very concise, its makes it easier to follow along.
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback Chris, I'm very happy you like my tutorials! 😁
Where knowledge meets humor... Thank you.
what a clean and easy solution! thanks a lot!
Really good video, CV2 is really interesting. What do you think about making a face detection video in the future? xD.
Thank you, ,my friend! 😁
I believe we'll do this part of the AI series (even though this technology is potentially more harmful than beneficial if you're asking me... so maybe object detection instead? 😉 I'm still thinking about it, but something is going to be detected for sure! 🤣)
Your voice is very good, it feels like I'm listening to a song.
Regards
Your student from Pakistan
I'm from Ethiopia. I like your videos ! Very practical and wide variety. Thanks and continue impressing us.
Thank you, priceless kownledge, it's official you are my teacher.
Thank you so much Semahi, I'm so happy to help and be your official teacher! 😁😁
(even though I'm more of a student myself 😅)
Me too she’s one of the few I understand
Taking this idea and expanding it to a Flask based webserver to monitor all of my cameras. Thanks for the easy video, sometimes python coders like to make things sound and look more complicated than they should so kudos for keeping it simple.
That is actually really cool! I have an old phone that I've been wanting to experiment with, this would be a great project, and I love the tunes :).
Thanks for sharing!
I have an older Samsung Tab 8A and this worked really well. Except that the window produced by the code was a bit bigger than my PC screen size.
I need more Maria's on the screen, thanks needed this
Your video gave me good ideas. I am thinking of making some security cameras using my Raspberry Pi and python 😁 As I know, open cv allows us to record videos as well!
Very good video mirror gray Maria ))) You BEST Python programmer !!!
спасибо большое Захар! 😀
I'm super happy you like my programming techniques! 😁😁😁
You Are My Favorite "Tuber", Love Your Work and You ~
Your #1 Fan - El Tigre ~
Thank you so much El Tigre! Always a pleasure to read your comments! 😁
It works and now I can have a UA-cam channel scratch
Yeyy!! So happy to hear that Amiti!!! 😀😀😀 I'm gonna need a favour back once you're super famous on UA-cam 😉
Fantastic tutorial dear
I'm starting my journey to learn how to code for the first time. Your videos are really helpful in understanding all of the different things you can do with Python. Keep up the good work !
Saludos desde West Texas ! :)
This is fantastic Alejandro! 😁
I'm so happy to help and best of luck on your incredible new journey!
Programming is one of the best professions out there and Texas (well, I guess Austin in particular) is full of tech opportunities! especially since so many big companies are moving from CA to TX now 😉
Just make sure you open a Github account and upload all your projects there, it is a great way to showcase your progress and skills! Once you have enough projects, you'll be able to use it as your CV to find a job in the field.
And thank you so much for your lovely comment of course! 😀
@@PythonSimplified I'm pumped to start this journey! Thanks for taking your time in replying and for giving me great advice, I really do appreciate it. I will make sure to open a Github account, and once I start doing my own projects I will make sure to upload them there.
And since I am already in Texas then might as well go to Austin ! =D
Thank you ma'am, big help!
It was an amazing video cv is amazing but your swag made it more amazing
Crazy Mariya... Nice tutorial😂
Very good ! Didn't know OpenCV, thanks!
Thank you Paulo! Open CV is an incredible library, you gonna love it! 😀
Wow! I think your IPbasedSolution is so brilliant, that I should our you much more than a BIG " Thanks you! "
I push my thumbs up.
Thankyou Maria for the short and sweet content really appreciate.
The video forced me to subscribe to the channel! Amazing content!
Thank you so much and welcome aboard Coding Cleverly!! 😀
The Force(ing) is strong with this one 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha
Thank's For Share 👌👍🙏 Full Respect
Again with excellent teaching tutorial... :)
Thank you so much, my friend! 😁
@@PythonSimplified
list_No = [1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
for i in list_No :
print(i)
print(list_No[i])
When I run the Both statement one by one
then getting some different output. specially for second print statement.
can you please help me in this metter ?
You make everything seem so simple and easy to follow... Thank you for sharing
looks interesting Maria, thanks for the vid, need to brush up on the Python syntax thou, currently engrossed in learning JS
Quick and amazing solution! Thanks a lot dear!
Thank you Marya especially for the song.
hahaha thank you so much Ali! I'm glad you liked the song! I wasn't sure if it's not too silly to be included! 🤣🤣🤣
@@PythonSimplified This was the fun part. 🤣🤣🤣
grettings from México
Hi Rol a m! 😀
Greetings from up North in Canada! 😁🍁
OMG, I was really looking for a way to steam from phone to pc using Python,
thank you so much 😍
Nice explain 👍
Thank you Kavindu! 😀
Thanks from Colombia!
You're welcome Giova, enjoy! Greetings from Canada! 🍁😊🍁
wow, it's so easy to handle video streams with Cv2, I used to tough it was something very complicated.
Loved it, thanks for making learning so much fun.
Yeeey, I'm glad you liked my tutorial! Thank you for the lovely feedback! 😁
Greetings from Turkey. Nice video👍
Greetings back from Canada ED1! 😀
Thank you! 😊
Big Brother joined the chat. Cool tutorial, thanks!
5:28 super cute smile 😊 haha
This was fantastic! Subscribed and loving your content!! Thank you for continuing to produce easy to digest Python videos!
Would you consider carrying out an object recognition tutorial using python, openCV and TensorFlow?
Thank you so much Dean, welcome aboard! 😁😁😁
We'll definitely do some object recognition tutorials, not sure if with TensorFlow (as I'm a Pytorch kind of girl 🤪) but it's definitely on the list of AI projects!
We'll go over the basic concepts of Machine Learning first - and then we can dive into designing our models... Next AI video would be about an Error Function and Gradient Descent, planning to publish it sometimes next week, so stay tuned! 😉
Good video Maria. Congrats from Brazil.
Thank you so much Alex, I'm glad you liked the video! 😀
Awesome Video thanks!
There are so many cool Python librarys. I love the language
Thank you Ruben! 😁
I agree! Python is absolutely incredible in terms of modules and libraries! it reduces long and horrific blocks of code to single line expressions and any functionality you can imagine - has already been well thought of and simplified by our community of developers! 😀
Python is the best programming language in the world! (C++ or C# people will often disagree - but they're just jealous of how readable and intuitive our code is 😜 hahaha)
You're so smart,my sweet, I'm proud of your talent😍🥺
Nice video. It's my first time seeing Open CV being used.
Excellent video, you always bring us interesting topics and in a simple way. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback Rayner, it's always a pleasure reading your comments! 😀
This is incredible!! Thanks for sharing 👏👏👏
Thank you Michael! I'm super happy you liked this video! 😁😁😁
Lesson is really cool. Explanation is excellent. You really talented teacher and pretty girl
большое спасибо Андрей! 😊
super happy you liked the tutorial! 😁
Thanks Maria!
Very Lovely! Tutorial Loved it! : )
Thanks Maria that was really helpful 👍
Hellllloooooooo. I got some energy after i saw your video.
Many thanks to you.
My question is if i have iPhone which app you recommend to use on iPhone.
really nice tuto ...thank you so much
You're absolutely welcome, my friend! enjoy! 😁
Excelent video! 👌
I like learn coding in python
Thank you so much Erick, I'm glad you liked it! 😁
Video and song was nice.
Thanks .... it is very useful video for me ... 💪🔥
That's awesome! I'm super happy to help! 😊
Can you just tell how can I make a simple installer using python
Cx freexe module is needed
Or what
Stream was awesome and nicely explained thanks for sharing your knowledge to us
Absolutely brilliant lol
nice one
Thank you! 😊
Thank you very much
Stunning! Thank you!
Thank you A T! 😀
Thank you Marya (hope wrote your name right ) really loved it and started watching your videos regularly
thank you, this is very helpful. How are you able to generate an automatic background though?
If you have a green screen, you can automatically detect a green hue and then replace it with anything you'd like.
Check it out on Geeks for Geeks 😉: www.geeksforgeeks.org/replace-green-screen-using-opencv-python/amp/
@@PythonSimplified thanks a lot
really interesting video (dont think about my bad english) 💜😉 need more videos about this.
Very well done. And entertaining to watch.
very very good, i see a lot of good things i can do with old phones thanks, the imagination would be the limited
Thank you so much Soporte Pirata! 😁
You can use this functionality to create incredible things! let me know if you're turning this mobile camera trick to an interesting project 😉
Hi! It was really helpful and can you do a video on displaying this video on a Django app? In a small video player (like youtube)?
I literally have no interest in coding but I love listening to her explain it lol
I from Egypt you number one
Hello thanks! Which mobile application do you recommend to use with an Iphone ? It seems this one is not available on Apple Store. Thanks
I think you should actually post that song, Masha! I mean... It's pretty catchy tbh!
Also I'm developing a Windows app using PyQt5 and for some reason animations just don't work in my app! They work when I try it with simpler codes but when I do the exact same thing in my app it just doesn't work. Any ideas?
Thanks for posting super cool videos and introducing us to 'Flipped Mariya'! It was a pleasure meeting her :)
~Daniel Frost
Hahahaha thank you so much Daniel!!! I'm glad you liked my goofy theme song! 🤣🤣🤣
Are you using QPropertyAnimation or the good-old CSS styling commands? (because the CSS way is probably not gonna work 🤪)
Did you have a chance to see this page in the documentation?
doc.qt.io/qtforpython/overviews/animation-overview.html
Let me know if you have a specific error you're facing and which line of code triggers it (or is it just not animating rather than collapsing?) I'll keep an eye on this post 😉
Loved it, thank you !
very lovely as usual, I love the content and the idea, and you above all :)
Always in good mood, always lovely 🌹 Maria, with interesting topics. Is that the way you record your videos, or you do use a particular application to record your screen? What application do you use for editing your videos? You posted this morning that you are about to edit it. We're they all live unedited videos in the past. That's amazing if that was the case.
Hello Maria, great video! Your next video should show how to stream this into the world using UA-cam...
Thank you so much Alfred! 😁
Actually, if you download OBS studio and set up a "Browser" source with the full screen version of your IPv4 address (without the /video extension) - you can stream it anywhere you'd like! 😀
Just click on "start virtual camera" and you can transmit it to Zoom, Streamyard, UA-cam, etc.
Give it a try and if it doesn't work - I'll film it next 😉
I think I am in love 😍😁
Thank you
You're absolutely welcome Kais! enjoy! 😀
Thank you!
Yep, she is smart and attractive in black and white.. Thanks for all the tips on flipping image order.. that could certainly come in handy.. Although, I can't control the size of the frame using my ASI224 camera, I can control it using my web cam... Still looking for methods..
Wow this was quite interesting ty very much
Thank you layZ! I'm happy you liked the topic! 😊
Excelente, me sirvió gracias
Love it 🎉
Awesome!
This is my first time on your channel your voice sounds like you sing 😅
& Then you start singing at the end... 😂
way too helpfull!!!
Yay, it is programmer girl!
Thank U U are a good Ticher Lady hhhh I like u'r courses
Thank YOU
Thank you so much Kais! I'm really glad you like my videos! 😁
@@PythonSimplified I'm a biggner in coding cause I' am in civil engineering so ur video help me so much thk u for ever
Wondering if it is possible to create video conferencing app - at least some heads up.
Cool, thanks for sharing! What about a further tutorial about adding real-time text recognition to the live feed? Thanks!
Hi, I am working on a project 'Stream Live Video Over Network'. Metarials are 1 laptop(Ubuntu 20.04LTS), 1 amazon ec2 instance(Ubuntu 20.04LTS), OpenCV and Python3. I want to stream live video over network to other users. I really need your help. I achieved over Wi-Fi but not over the network. Thanks for the reply :)
Cutest python developer)
Большое спасибо Константин! 😁
@@PythonSimplified aha! I thought you were a native Russian speaker. (Or is that Greek?)
@@joelsstuff8318 you guessed it right - my native language is Russian! I was born in Crimea! 😊
@@PythonSimplified and now you live in Canada?
Thanks for the videos. I have watched quite a few python videos and I like yours the best. And not just for the scenery.
Perhaps you should post a little bio. Are you a comp sci student? How long have you been coding? Etc.
thanks a lot.....
You could be giving a lesson on how to flush the toilet and I'd still watch.
hahaha that sound like a hilarious tutorial for extremely challenged folks! 🤣🤣🤣
I'd watch it too actually! there's nothing better than toilet humor!! hahaha
@@PythonSimplified it's your soothing voice and beautiful look! You could make anything interesting enough to learn about!
How can you drop the frame buffer in open cv? I have a program where gstreamer drops them from a very specific camera. However, it would be nice if I can do it with generic cameras with the open cv library. I don't really know about building gstreamer pipelines. It's helpful for latency on devices with a weak cpu. Like Jetson Nano or raspberry pi.
thanks Mariya
you are so fantastic Mariya
Excellent, I would like to generate a link and send it to my friends to access the video. Live... is it possible?
Double the Mariya 👀🤣
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Hi Marya Wich editor you use in this video?
Hi Stelvio! 😀
I've used Atom in this video, you can download it for free from here:
atom.io/
WOW!, the face, the accent, and ... yes the tutorial ;P
hahaha thank you so much Ibrahim! 😊
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Nice video. Would be great if you can explain how to save streamed video.
Hello! Could you please make a video on how to create several floating table/matrix's? As an example, I want to write a chemical formula with dimensional analysis right? Well if I had 3 or 4 floating tables, I could hand place where on the screen I want them. I can put hyper and sub script in them, change make their borders disapear, etc... It may be as simple as placing text here and there, but I was hoping for like a functional 3x4 table or 8 x 2. That I can just click and drag where ever. Thanks for the videos. Then I can make flash cards!