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==Download== | ==Download== | ||
You can download the latest trial version of CUVI from the [http://www.cuvilib.com/#download website]. You'll be asked to signup for CUVI updates after which you will receive download link for Windows OS. Free downloads include Windows OS support for only NVIDIA GPUs. The image/video size limit in free version is | You can download the latest trial version of CUVI from the [http://www.cuvilib.com/#download website]. You'll be asked to signup for CUVI updates after which you will receive download link for Windows OS. Free downloads include Windows OS support for only NVIDIA GPUs. The image/video size limit in free version is 1000x1000 pixels. You may contact us from the website's contact form or by sending an email on contact@cuvilib.com to purchase CUVI licenses from professional usage and integration support. | ||
==Windows Installation== | ==Windows Installation== | ||
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*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]] | *Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]] | ||
*Microsoft Windows 7 or above | *Microsoft Windows 7 or above | ||
* | *Latest Visual C++ redistributable package [[https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads download]] | ||
====Install==== | ====Install==== | ||
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*Unzip cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains binaries | *Unzip cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains CUVI binaries and all required and supporting libraries. | ||
*Add the bin folder into System path. | *Add the bin folder into System path. | ||
*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1. | *If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.0\license.dat''' then add<br/> | ||
variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/> | variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/> | ||
value: <code>D:\CUVI\1.6.0\</code> (Note the trailing '\') | |||
*'''Note:''' The trial version now doesn't need a license. | *'''Note:''' The trial version now doesn't need a license. | ||
*If everything is correct, you should be able to run '''example.exe''' located in test\ folder and see the results right away. | *If everything is correct, you should be able to run '''example.exe''' located in test\ folder and see the results right away. | ||
*For support, you can contact us at contact@cuvilib.com | *For support, you can contact us at contact@cuvilib.com | ||
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====Visual Studio Integration==== | ====Visual Studio Integration==== | ||
Using CUVI in your existing Visual Studio project is as easy as just creating a VS project. CUVI package comes with library | Using CUVI in your existing Visual Studio project is as easy as just creating a VS project. CUVI package comes with library file and an include folder that you can add to your existing or new project. To get you started, CUVI package contains several source '''cpp''' files to help you get used to the CUVI I/O and framework. For further information on how to use CUVI features, you can visit the following links:<br/> | ||
- [[Image I/O & Framework]]<br/> | - [[Image I/O & Framework]]<br/> | ||
- [[CUVI by Example]]<br/> | - [[CUVI by Example]]<br/> | ||
- [[CUVI Features]] | - [[CUVI Features]] | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 30 June 2019
Introduction
CUVI is an accelerated ‘Computer Vision & Imaging Software Library’ that leverages many-core hardware of GPUs to add acceleration to your existing vision and imaging applications as well as provides essential functionality to build a solution from scratch. CUVI comes in easy to use, off-the-shelf, modular interface that takes minimal time and developing effort to integrate with your existing applications. CUVI performs magnitudes faster than competing solutions and requires no GPU-programming experience on the part of user.
Download
You can download the latest trial version of CUVI from the website. You'll be asked to signup for CUVI updates after which you will receive download link for Windows OS. Free downloads include Windows OS support for only NVIDIA GPUs. The image/video size limit in free version is 1000x1000 pixels. You may contact us from the website's contact form or by sending an email on contact@cuvilib.com to purchase CUVI licenses from professional usage and integration support.
Windows Installation
Requirements
- CUDA capable Graphics Card [see list]
- Latest drivers from NVIDIA [download]
- Microsoft Windows 7 or above
- Latest Visual C++ redistributable package [download]
Install
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Visual Studio Integration
Using CUVI in your existing Visual Studio project is as easy as just creating a VS project. CUVI package comes with library file and an include folder that you can add to your existing or new project. To get you started, CUVI package contains several source cpp files to help you get used to the CUVI I/O and framework. For further information on how to use CUVI features, you can visit the following links:
- Image I/O & Framework
- CUVI by Example
- CUVI Features