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imwrite to full (screen) size

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Elad
Elad le 9 Mai 2012
Hi all, Im using imwrite to save images to disk and then later on imread, im2frame and movie2avi to create an avi movie file.
imwrite does not save the file to the full size and leaves a blank frame around the image, I could'nt find a good answer in the web or answers database.
P.S : I just care that the final movie result would be in full screen so if I can define it somewhere else in the process its fine as well. Thanks !

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 9 Mai 2012
imwrite() saves however-many pixels you pass to it. It does not introduce a border.
How are you creating the data that you are saving as an image? If you are using a screen snapshot such as getsnap() or getframe(), then those are not necessarily full screen.
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Elad
Elad le 9 Mai 2012
I guess I could do imresize before saving to disk, but I prefer from other reasons not to, any suggestions ?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 9 Mai 2012
The alignment can introduce a border.
Run a check: before you imwrite(), display size() of the image to be written. After you have written the image, display imfinfo() of the file you just wrote.
Are you sure that it is the individual saved images that have the border and are written at the "wrong" size? Or could it be whatever mechanism you are using to display the images or to construct the movie?

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