Gesture Volume Control | OpenCV Python | Computer Vision
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2021
- In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to use Gesture Control to change the volume of a computer. We first look into hand tracking and then we will use the hand landmarks to find gestures of our hand to change the volume. This project is module-based which means we will be using a previously created hand module which makes hand tracking very easy.
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Which IDE is he using? Looks like VS Code thou
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Two minute paper those who are confused
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That's impressive. I made a few changes where the program calculates the hand's distance from the camera that way when it's far away since the numbers will change, it can perform more adequately
Hi Murat, I noticed the same issue. Since the vol is calculated upon the line length, it also changes when you get closer or far away from the camera keeping the same distance between fingers (index and thumb9. How did you manage to calculate the distance from the camera to introduce a correction to the algorithm?
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For people working on Linux use:
from subprocess import call
volume = int(volume)
call(["amixer", "-D", "pulse", "sset", "Master", str(volume)+"%"])
Hope that helps!
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Cool, one small suggestion as the hand distance length is also going to depend upon the distance of the hand from the camera may be this needs to be combined with the hand distance measurement to set the value range instead of hardcoded 50 to 300. Also the volume will continuously vary as we move the hand across. May be we need some way to freeze the volume.
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If you are getting an error getting the x and y value using hand['lmList'][8] then use hand['lmList'][8][:2] instead.
This is because the latest version of cvzone consists of x,y,z values instead of only x,y. So you have to define that you only need the first two elements by adding [:2]
could there be a way to normalize the length based on the distance of the hand to the camera using this z value? Thanks for the vid!
can you please provide handtracking code
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Btw, I allways write the code as I watch your videos to add my comments to it, but i've seen that code file is wrong uploaded at your blog (it is previous lesson's one)
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I'm not able to open the code in this link www.murtazahassan.com/courses/opencv-projects/
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I looked into your code and highly suggest that you handel the instance when you need to stop adjusting the volumeand save it. I tried it by calculating the distance between the rest fingers to the bottom landmark near the wrist. Good video btw
How, whats the syntax
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Cool tutorial Murtaza! I'm going to implement this myself.
It lacks one thing though: There needs to be a way to confirm the final volume. In 35:45, while moving your hand out of the cam's view, you change the volume from 0% to 60% unintentionally.
I'm not able to open the code in this link www.murtazahassan.com/courses/opencv-projects/
please tell me how to access the code
@@affanskm3530 i did not try it yet, but my guess is that you have to enroll first into the course on his website before you can access the code.
Or just watch the video and cppy it by typinh yourself
Also there is need some kind of normalization, because length range depends on distance from camera to hand
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Awesome. Thanks
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Such a cool project
pyautogui is also a module which can be used for this. Great video!
Great lecture ! 👍👍. The only suggestion I have is pycaw navigates the master volume levels at an exponential level rather than a linear level. Hence, if the master level is reduced by 10 say -10 to -20, the actual volume is reduced by half.
So when the distance between your fingers is half the max distance, the volume is only 2 or 3 (not 50). Hence, the distance can be made proportional not to the master volume but the log of the level. I directly correlated the distance between the fingers to the actual volume level on windows and then exponentiated it to get the master leve that needs to be set. This gives us a much smoother correlation between the fingers distance and the actual volume on Windows
Nice tutorial... But can you make a tutorial showing how to know the positions of the hand (up, down, right, and left)?
Thank you so much
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Great tutorial like the other.
Bcz the value is from the center of the thumbs
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Great video
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