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No availability for VS16: The official binaries are not available for VS16, only for VS14 and VS15.

It is available in the root directory of the installation.

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List of libraries: If you code in Visual Studio, we have provided you with the list of libraries, in Debug and Release mode, as a separate text file.

The installers which we provide take around 367MB.

Size: Official binaries are larger in size.

Our installers will not require additional setup.

Additional setup: The official binaries require additional setup, i.e., editing the environment variables, and using the correct folder address.

Contrib modules: The official binaries do not contain opencv_contrib modules.

There are differences between the installers which we provide and the OpenCV official binaries So I do what they ask: install the packages, move to the folder from whence I installed OpenCV, and run. If you are using Anaconda, you can type: conda install -c conda-forge opencv. Check to see if you have OpenCV installed on your machine.

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If you are on Ubuntu or Debian, install libgtk2.0-dev and pkg-config, then re-run cmake or configure script. We first need to make sure we have all the software packages installed. Rebuild the library with Windows, GTK+ 2.x or Carbon support. You can find the official OpenCV binaries from here. I get the following error: The function is not implemented. Otherwise, you can install OpenCV without configuring and waiting for hours on end for it to install.Īlthough the installers are useful for new users, or users who want one-click install, or simply for the ones who struggle with the installation, but these are not the official installers. You can test out the latest OpenCV version and see if it’s for you. It’s a quick and clean approach to install OpenCV for your Windows system. Unless you're doing some serious computer vision (and willing to use Python 2.7), check out ndimage in scipy. These are general-purpose installers, which can install and uninstall OpenCV in under 15 seconds. and use Anaconda (which will not work with Python 3.5): conda install opencv I think this poor support is due to the fact that most people use OpenCV through the C++ interface.