Nathan Orloff

I really like this. I wish you made it do imadjust on all 3 channels separately. That way you could tweak the color of an image pretty easily. Let me know if you can add this.

function rgbcell = label2rgb3d(lblstack)
%label2rgb3d(lblstack) take a labeled stack and turn it into a truecolor image.
% get all of the unique ind
ind = unique(lblstack);
cmap = jet(numel(ind));
images = stack2cell(lblstack);
rgbcell = cellfun(@(x) im2double(label2rgb(x, cmap, 'k')), images, 'UniformOutput', false);

function images = stack2cell(stack)
%stack2cell(stack) convert a stack of data into a cell array
% Detailed explanation goes here
% See also cell2stack
images = num2cell(zeros(size(stack,3),1));
if numel(size(stack)) == 3 % bw and grayscale images
for ii = 1:size(stack,3)
images{ii} = stack(:,:,ii);
end
elseif numel(size(stack)) == 4 % truecolor data
for ii = 1:size(stack,4)
images{ii} = stack(:,:,:,ii);
end
end
end

function stack = cell2stack(images)
%cell2stack converts a cell array of images to a stack (or cube of images)
% converts a cell array of images to a stack (or cube of images)
p = numel(images);
dims = size(images{1});
stack = zeros([dims,p]);
if numel(dims) == 2 % bw and grayscale images
for ii = 1:p
stack(:,:,ii) = images{ii};
end
elseif numel(dims) == 3 % truecolor data
for ii = 1:p
stack(:,:,:,ii) = images{ii};
end
end

end

This should be all you need to do this. While manipulating multidimensional data I found cell2stack and stack2cell incredibly useful. Also, cellfun is a very fast way to implement many of the image processing routines. HTH- Nate

I get emailed about this a lot. This code is not so useful. You should install the google command line utility and then do it that way.

Yeah. It can be done. You need to install the google command line utility and all the associated api's. Then you have to enable your youtube account as a developer. Then you can do it.

This guys code is basically useless. I had to do it all myself. The easiest way to do it is through the command line. That way you dont have to modify all the .jar files on the path. Also, it is much faster and matlab is really prone to memory leaks.

Once you get all that stuff setup, which is by no means straightforward. Something like the following should work.

function req_url = im_uploadmovie(game_id,moviedir,game_str)
% im_uploadmovie
% im_uploadmovie automatically uploads a game movie to youtube.

% See also im_makemovie

% HISTORY:
% Version 1.0, 2011-10-21..
movie_file = [moviedir '\movie_game_id_' num2str(game_id) '.mp4'];
commandline_str = ['google youtube post ' ...
'--category Games '....
'--summary "' strrep(game_str,sprintf('\n'),' ') '"'...
' "' movie_file '"'];
[~, results_str] = system(commandline_str);
ind = strfind(results_str,'Video uploaded:');
raw_url = results_str(ind:end);