Image Resizer

Usage

image_resizer.py [-h] [--drop_loc path] [--new_name name] new_width new_height old_image_path

positional arguments:
      new_width           Width of the new image in px
      new_height          Height of the new image in px
      old_image_path      Path to image

optional arguments:
      -h, --help          show this help message and exit
      --drop_loc  path    Path to where to save the new image. The default is on
                          computer temp directory.
      --new_name  name    New resized image name, by default the name will be
                          <old_name>_resized.

Example

      python test/image_resizer.py 150 150 /home/rexy.jpg
      python test/image_resizer.py 150 150 /home/rexy.jpg --drop_loc /home/resized/ --new_name young_rexy.jpg

Image resizer can be found here

The module recieves a path to an image's width, height and saves the new resized image to <drop_loc> with the new width and height provided.

Image Resizer Test

Usage

test_resize.py [-h] [--max_gpu percent1-100] N M video_path

positional arguments:
      N           Number of instances
      M           Delay to start next proccess
      video_path  Local path to video

optional arguments:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      --max_gpu   percent   Maximum gpu usage while processing video.

Example

python ./test/test_resize.py 2 10 ./test/videosample.mp4

Image resizer test can be found here

The module recieves the N, M values and a video and makes N instances that contain the video frame, resized - with M delay between each instance.