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What this guide covers
Maps what the imageio README, user guide pages, format pages and licence file say about the Python image and video reading and writing library: requirements, architecture, supported resource types and environment variables. It is documentation only; nothing was installed or run and no figure was measured.
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imageio documentation notes: README, user guide, format pages and licence file at one commit (not run)
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Maps what the imageio README, user guide pages, format pages and licence file say about the Python image and video reading and writing library: requirements, architecture, supported resource types and environment variables. It is documentation only; nothing was installed or run and no figure was measured.
Useful starting points
- Treat format counts and supported-format lists as the authors' statements; the generated format entries are not in the stored template pages.
- Video and some other formats need extra backends such as ffmpeg, so check which backends a workflow actually needs before relying on a format.
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