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So now let's take a look at the turd of exercise in this working with video section.

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We are we're going to save and record videos using open TV, so I know you would have seen that before.

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Previously in collab, however, it's going to be a bit more explicit and go through this in a bit more

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detail.

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So remember when we're creating the video right to object, we're firstly, we're loading a video like

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normal here and we're not doing any.

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We actually we all agree scaling this image here.

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So that's the output of image here.

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So we're going to use this virtual video writer, which is a very cool function that OpenSea provides.

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What it allows us to do is this is the output name here to save this image file, and we specify the

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source type file type of file that's going to create using the MJ peg, which is MPEG.

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It's really short for something else.

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But is it in motion JPEGs that actually what is with the shortfall and this is the MPEG file format

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of what we're storing it as this is a frame rate, this is a width and height and falls indicates,

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but it's a color or not.

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So because we're writing a grayscale image.

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We use it.

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We use falls here.

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Normally it's true by default, so it doesn't really matter what you put there.

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However, you need to have a color, but it should be true.

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It's true by default, so it's not really specific.

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So it's not really that important.

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So for CC is a full byte code.

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That's what was MGP g like this?

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So for byte code is used to specified a codec that we use and we can.

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There are many other codecs that are available.

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However, this one works quite well and reliably and quickly in open TV.

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So I would encourage you to use this one.

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But there are others that are available here and actually and gives a very good is not super large,

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mega-sized to be fair, but it does give a very big video size.

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So just be careful if your memory hard drive space is a limiting factor, so you can just check out

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the other options here and we can use.

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So simply, let's run this.

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This is just going to create an output video and it's done already.

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That was quite fast.

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And let's go to find her to see the output video of that.

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So let's bring that window here and drummer that I was to video see, we got a nice, skilled video

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from the original video, so it's pretty cool that we are manipulating videos now and open TV and it

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looks and it works quite well.

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You see how quickly that this function run in a matter of seconds and just converted all the frames

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quickly to grayscale and wrote the video file.

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So that's it for this lesson.

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This lesson is actually quite important.

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When and what?

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When using color of the cloud environment like that where you can't actually bring up a live video player

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like we do when we're running it locally.

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So this allows you to run some intense GPU type computer vision, work on the cloud free one collab

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without having to, and allows you to easily just review the video outputs that you create.

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So the thank you, I will now move on to the two video of the section.