cv.jit.faces Issues!
Hello all,
Im building a patch to transfer motion into sound using the cv.jit.faces object.
The patch itself works just fine - no issues there. The issue comes when I try to bundle the patch into an application. I looked around and downloaded the cg.framework, added that to the 'support' folder and included the jit.openexr object into the 'support' folder of the bundle. I also included the requisite objects from the cv.jit library (including the haar...xml file).
Unfortunately, when I open the application, the face tracking does not work. I'm all out of ideas.
Any helpful suggestions? I ought to be submitting this on Wednesday as part of a working draft at University and if anybody has any ideas, it would be appreciated. The patch works fine, just not as a bundle!
Duncan
Hi,
Yes! we are having the exact same problem.
Can anyone help?
Seems to be a common issue.
Of any help...
I encountered this problem in building a standalone with cv.jit.faces in it (OSX 10.6.8, MAX 5.1.9).
The tracking won't work...
After some trial and error: I can get the object working in the standalone by manually giving the read command and then manually selecting the file haarFaceCascade2.xml from the file menu. A read message including the path and filename doesn't work... so I can't get Max start the object working itself.
This is a problem because I need it in a standalone application for an artwork in two weeks and it has to run automatically straight from a reboot.
Are there any workarounds known?
Best, Pieter
I mailed with Jean-Marc and he is aware of the problem. There must be a problem with the Max' search paths. He has no clue why the full path to the xml doesn't work in a standalone. Anyway he gave me the nice hint to use the Max runtime, so this solved my problem.
If there are people who can shed a light upon this search-path issue their suggestions are welcome.
P.
I found a way to make it work in Mac: If you don't include the path when building the application, but copy the haarCascade xml manually to the Package, Contents/Resources/, it works for me. Cheers!
or "read" and chose the xml file :)
@DuncanTaylor I understand this is kind of an old thought for you, you may no longer have the source content readily available, but I am very interested in your project.
I am trying to design something that needs a set of x/y coordinates based on the position of the face recognized within the webcam's video matrix. It sounds as if you might have had to create similar calculations to convert the face recognition to sound.
If this notion is accurate please direct me in the best direction you see fit to pursue this result. If you could share some of the patch that worked well for you (that could help me) please do, if this is unreasonable for your line of work I understand.
Thanks so much for your help,
Thomas Campbell
There's a brand new build for Mac and Windows that’s 64-bit compatible
and tested on Max 7!
Download the cv.jit Starter Kit at http://www.maxology.club
Leave a comment and let us know how it’s working for you!
Happy patching!
@ThomasCampbell My apologies for not following this topic! I know your reply was a number of years ago but if you are still reading this, I can direct you towards my YouTube channel:
I have no idea if I still have the patch or not. When I wrote it, it was quite crude but I used FM Synthesis and time-domain pitchshifting using (I think) sfplay~ objects. Nothing special about it.
If you're still reading this, please let me know so that I can have a look. You're more than welcome to the whole thing.
The solution is this: copy the cv.jit folder Located in my documents/max8/packages. and paste it in to /yourapp/contents/resources
This could also be done by creating a max project but, you need the haarFaceCascade1.xml file to be included. It is best to add the entire cv.jit librairy manually to make sure you get all the dependencies in.