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I am able to get bounded boxes for all objects present in real-time only when the phone is held in portrait mode. If i rotate the phone the bounding boxes vanishes
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@chiman-09 it seems like the issue might be related to inconsistent orientation or preprocessing of the input frames in landscape mode. Please ensure that your input frames are correctly oriented before passing them to the model. You can use OpenCV's cv2.rotate or similar methods to standardize the frame orientation. If the issue persists, verify with the latest version of the Ultralytics package and share more details if needed.
I am able to get bounded boxes for all objects present in real-time only when the phone is held in portrait mode. If i rotate the phone the bounding boxes vanishes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: