Thank you for your review and feedback. As stated in the Asset Store description, this asset is designed as a clone of OpenCV Java, and supports the same API as OpenCV Java 4.12.0. Therefore, certain OpenCV contrib features such as the optflow module (e.g. DeepFlow) are not included, as they are not provided in the Java API. We’ll keep your request for DeepFlow in mind as a reference for future consideration. Thank you again.

Thank you very much for reporting. Asynchronous inference mode has been added in v3.0.0, enabling operation at 30 fps or higher on mobile devices using CPU processing alone.

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Thank you for your inquiry. From the error description, it appears that the error is due to the model file not existing in the “StreamingAssets/OpenCVForUnity/objdetect/” folder. https://youtu.be/ZdyQ58rBkyo?t=166 Please refer to the setup guide above to download the file for the desired example scene and move it to the StreamingAssets folder. https://github.com/EnoxSoftware/OpenCVForUnity/blob/master/Assets/OpenCVForUnity/StreamingAssets/OpenCVForUnity/objdetect/setup_objdetect_module.pdf Best regards, Enox Software

Thank you very much for reporting. OpenCVForUnity2.6.3, which fixes this error, is now available.

Thank you for your reporting. Perhaps this phenomenon is due to the version of Unity. A bug has been reported that older versions of Unity are unable to get WebCamTexture video just right on the web platform. https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/is...s32-returns-black-pixels-when-in-webgl-player The latest version of Unity fixes this bug, so please try building with the latest version.