mm_tool VS No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model

Compare mm_tool vs No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model and see what are their differences.

mm_tool

Quick curation of your movie files. (by balthisar)

No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model

Implementation of the paper "No Reference Image Quality Assessment in the Spatial Domain" by A Mittal et al. in OpenCV (using both C++ and Python) (by FlyingRhenquest)
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mm_tool

Posts with mentions or reviews of mm_tool. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-10-12.
  • In praise of ffmpeg
    10 projects | /r/programming | 12 Oct 2022
    I've kind of made a substitute, and which it's a CLI program, it does what Handbrake used to do for me. That link is to the CLI program, but should be readable enough to make a decision. It's specifically for re-encoding video files; Handbrake and ffmpeg do so much more.

No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model

Posts with mentions or reviews of No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-10-12.
  • In praise of ffmpeg
    10 projects | /r/programming | 12 Oct 2022
    They originally wanted the system mainly for video quality assessment, but were far more interested in it for several other things once we started showing it off. I did have some success modifying Krshrimali's Brisque image quality assessment code into a library with an API which I could process individual video frames with, but this turned out to be very slow without GPU acceleration (Neighborhood of 2 seconds per frame IIRC for 1080, IIRC,) and didn't put a lot more experimentation into it. I think even with GPU acceleration it'd be hard to get that down to real-time. Might be OK for short clips, though.

What are some alternatives?

When comparing mm_tool and No-Reference-Image-Quality-Assessment-using-BRISQUE-Model you can also consider the following projects:

media2 - Redesigned version of my media library

restream_rtmp - h264 web streaming with ffmpeg and nginx

gst-meet - Connect GStreamer pipelines to Jitsi Meet conferences

webm_streaming - HTML5 webm streaming and interaction with Javascript tutorial

editly - Slick, declarative command line video editing & API

FFmpeg - Mirror of https://git.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.git

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