subdir-heroku-buildpack | use subdirectory configured via environment variable | Platform As A Service library

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subdir-heroku-buildpack is a Shell library typically used in Cloud, Platform As A Service applications. subdir-heroku-buildpack has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Add as a first buildpack in the chain. Set PROJECT_PATH environment variable to point to project root. It will be promoted to slug's root, everything else will be erased. Following buildpack (e.g. nodejs) will finish slug compilation. Disclaimer: I may change the code without notice, so always pin to specific github version. Provided as is.

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Calling Opencv's Video Capture on a Video-URL does not work on Heroku

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Calling Opencv's Video Capture on a Video-URL does not work on Heroku

Asked 2020-Aug-16 at 08:09

I'm trying to open a videoURL using cv2.VideoCapture on Heroku, and it consistently fails to open. I've called the same code on my local machine (Windows 10) and it ran with no problems. Does anyone have recommendations/buildpacks/alternatives to resolve this?

OpenCV Version: 3.4.2.16

Python: 3.7

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Open Cv Build info (Video) from the Heroku Dyno

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Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 08:09

My apologies for the delay. I am assuming you are using pip to install OpenCV. The answer to your question is that for OpenCV 3.x, Mac OS and Linux (and ultimately the environment that Heroku is run under) do not link with FFMPEG which means that video support is not enabled for those platforms. However, it is enabled with Windows. This is the reason why there is an inconsistency between the platforms: What is the deal with `pip install opencv-python` is it a full opencv?

The solution is you will either need to build OpenCV 3.x from source, or use OpenCV 4 which now bundles FFMPEG with it. I would highly recommend you use OpenCV 4 unless there is something blocking you from using it. However to install OpenCV 4, use either pip install --upgrade opencv-python or pip install --upgrade opencv-contrib-python. I'm not sure which flavour you are using, but either one should work.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63319628

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