

MATLAB provides us with a couple of functions to manipulate the elements of a multidimensional array. Now, access = A(2,3,1) will give us 0 as output Functions to manipulate the elements of a Multidimensional Array To demonstrate this, let’s use the 3D matrix A which we used above, So, 2,3,1 element of a 3D Matrix will be the element present at 2nd row, 3rd column of the 1st page

To do this simply use subscripts as integers. How can we access the elements of the array?

So to extend our above example, we will simply give,ī(:,:,4) = and output will be: Now, if we need to further expand this array, we can simply give the elements of 4th array that we need to add: Here concatenation is being done along with the pages.Argument at first place (3) tells which direction the array needs to be concatenated.We can also use a function called cat Function to create multidimensional arrays.įor Example: Create a 3D array with 3 pages using cat function This can be done by assigning one more 3 by 3 matrix with index value 2 in the third dimension

#Matlab 2014a read video mp4#
Video Reading Performance on Windows® Systems: To achieve better video reader performance on Windows for MP4 and MOV files, MATLAB® uses the system’s graphics hardware for decoding. It is best to read data until the file reports that there are no more frames available to read. Use the hasFrame method to check whether there is a frame available to read. Use of the Duration property to limit the reading of data from a video file is not recommended. This typically occurs if the file duration is larger than the duration of the video stream, and there is no video available to read near the end of the file. For some files, this operation returns an error indicating that the end-of-file has been reached, even though the CurrentTime value is less than the Duration value. Seeking to the last frame in a video file by setting the CurrentTime property to a value close to the Duration value is not recommended. This is due to a limitation in the underlying APIs used. The hasFrame method might return logical 1 (true) when the value of the CurrentTime property is equal to the value of the Duration property.
