Hi,
I tried to check your VI_VMAF tool, however I would like to run it under linux, but as I checked the code and tried to run the model, it downloads a windows executable ExeAndDlls/OmniVideoQuality.exe,
after i changed some windows specific parts of the code, and some restrictions that handle only mp4 files (my video files are mkv), I end up with the following errors:
eo -pix_fmt yuv420p videos\SRC1_HRC001_Q1_0-20.yuv
sh: 1: voronoiVMAFffmpeg: not found
sh: 1: voronoiVMAFExeAndDllsOmniVideoQuality.exe: not found
I'm not an expert of Windows, but the code seems to be even somehow inconsistent, e.g. changing from linux paths to windows using cmd = cmd.replace("/","\\"), calling ffmpeg instead of ffmpeg.exe (not sure if the .exe is requried for windows).
I could support you to change this windows specific parts, however, the main problem is in my opinion that there is currently OmniVideoQuality.exe required, and that there is no source code for this included in the repo.
Thanks for you answer.
Best
Steve
Hi,
I tried to check your VI_VMAF tool, however I would like to run it under linux, but as I checked the code and tried to run the model, it downloads a windows executable
ExeAndDlls/OmniVideoQuality.exe,after i changed some windows specific parts of the code, and some restrictions that handle only mp4 files (my video files are mkv), I end up with the following errors:
I'm not an expert of Windows, but the code seems to be even somehow inconsistent, e.g. changing from linux paths to windows using
cmd = cmd.replace("/","\\"), callingffmpeginstead of ffmpeg.exe (not sure if the .exe is requried for windows).I could support you to change this windows specific parts, however, the main problem is in my opinion that there is currently
OmniVideoQuality.exerequired, and that there is no source code for this included in the repo.Thanks for you answer.
Best
Steve