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I have this repeal here and in this repeal, I have this mean that's why file, which is empty and this

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video that MP for File, if you click vets rebels should normally be able to place if you click here.

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So this is a three seconds long video.

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It just a simple video, it doesn't have all do, and we don't need the old, you know, video processing

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could involve different activities such as you could extract frames.

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So to take individual images out of that video, you could resize the video, etc. And for each of these

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processing activities, you first need to know some basic information about the video.

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For example, if you want to recite the video from 180 pixels, you want to first know the resolution,

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so you want to get the information that this video is actually 180 pixels.

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So in this lecture, we're going to extract via Python the resolution of the video.

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In other words, the width so the number of pixels horizontally and the height, the number of pixels

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vertically, that's the resolution.

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We're also going to extract the number of frames, the total number of frames, because a video basically

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is just a bunch of images which the video player is stacking on top of each other, and it just shows

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one image after the other.

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Very quickly, and we see that video and each video has a number of images and also a video has frames

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per second, which is also related to the number of frames.

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So if this video is three seconds and the video has 90 images and 90 frames in total, that means this

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video has 30 frames per second.

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So let's see how we can load this video in open TV and then print out those pieces of information.

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So video would be a variable key to that.

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VIDEO Capture video capture is the class which expects as argument either the webcam source if we were

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using the webcam, but that's not the case here.

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The webcam you could define, it's either by zero if you want the main webcam of your computer or one

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if you want the secondary webcam, depending on how many webcams you have.

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So zero or one for webcam, for video files you do VIDEO That's MP for the path to your file and then

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you could get different.

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Parameters from your video, such as.

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Servitude that kept.

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Prop frame would.

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So that's a property of Creta.

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And if you supply this property to the gets methods and the get method points to the video object.

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That entire thing will give you the width.

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So let's test its print with.

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And that's the the ultimate silver width of this video is one, nine 20.

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So I would like to add something here.

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And indeed, since later on this number, we're going to need it as an integer.

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And similarly, you can get behind.

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VIDEO that get quite to do it.

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Cap prop frame height.

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Then the number of frames you can get to if we do not get to that cap prop frame count.

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And lastly, FP s, which stands from frames per second, is video dots.

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Get to that cap prop FP s and let's print all of them all to your height.

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Number of frames and fires run heights.

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Oh, I have a typo.

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And as a result.

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So the width.

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The hides, which also makes the resolution of the video advanced the resolution of video.

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90 frames in total make of that video, 30 frames per second.

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So the video is three seconds in total, 30 times three makes 90.

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So now that we have these four pieces of information, we can go ahead and perform other actions, specifically

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in the next video.

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We're going to get all the frames over 90 frames over the video and save each of them as a JPEG image

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file.

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So see you there.