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This page introduces two GstCUDA example elements, which offer OpenCV based image warping and filtering capabilities while being accelerated using the GPU for maximum performance.

Introduction

GstCUDA offers two basic library examples, which combine the use of the widely known computer vision library OpenCV with the high performance inherent to CUDA based algorithms. They come ready to work just out of the box, so they are perfect for training and taking the first steps into GstCUDA.

Examples Index


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