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Can not include "WITH_MFX" to openCV

hirose__nozomu
Beginner
‎07-07-2019 05:57 PM
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(Environment)
Windows10 Pro
Visual Studio 2010 Professional
openCV V4.0.0
CMake V3.14.5
Intel Media SDK

(Problem)
After install Intel Media SDK, I tryed to include "WITH_MFX" to openCV with CMake, but CMake-GUI does not show "WITH_MFX" on the list. That's why I can not inclue it.
Please tell me how to include "WITH_MFX" to openCV. My procedure is as follow.

1. Install Intel Media SDK
2. Create "build" directory
3. Open CMake-GUI
4. Set source code path and build the binaries path on CMake-GUI
5. Execute "Configure"
6. After Configure, turn on  "WITH_MFX" on the list. *But I can not turn on it because it is no shown on the list.
 

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Mark_L_Intel1
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‎07-21-2019 06:13 PM
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Hi Hirose San,

You might use it already but just double check, did you refer to following document when you try?
https://github.com/opencv/opencv/wiki/MediaSDK-encode-decode-backend

Mark

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