vatic.js uses optical flow to help automate video annotations. Get started below!
Select a zip archive of frame images.
The zipped archive should not contain a folder, only the jpg images.
Images should be named with no leading zeros: <frame num>.jpg
You can create the archive with: $ zip frames.zip *
If you would like timestamping (for time syncing) make sure to add a timestamp.xml
in the frame zip archive.
Optionally, you can load an existing vatic.js XML annotation file to pick up where you left off or to correct a previous annotation.
Annotate a frame sequence above.
Press Alt+n
to create a new bounding box. Then click two positions on the video corresponding to the top-left and bottom-right corners of the box.
Tips:
spacebar
to play/pause the video and the and keys to move frame-by-frame.ctrl
will mark all objects as not visible and prevent optical flow tracking (makes seeking faster).