Add section to save segmented frames as video in video_predictor_example.ipynb notebook#714
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Summary
This PR adds a new section to the
video_predictor_example.ipynbnotebook that saves segmented frames as a video file.The notebook is designed for processing videos, but originally it only outputs a dictionary of masks without producing a video.
Adding a cell to save the frames in MP4 format makes it easier to visualize the segmentation results.
Testing
Tested with multiple videos locally — the generated MP4 files work as expected, with blue masks correctly overlayed.