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The QR code below can not be detected. #111

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numberone0001 opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 6 comments
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The QR code below can not be detected. #111

numberone0001 opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 6 comments

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numberone0001 commented Jul 22, 2021

Do not know why this one can not be detected, but other software can recognize it. You can try to use online check: https://cli.im/deqr

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Could you help me solve this problem?

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I used the inspect code to check what is wrong with that QRcode, and I got the result below. But I do not what's that means. Could anyone here help me analyze this?
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numberone0001 commented Jul 23, 2021

Or you can try this one. It is better than before, but still can not be detected. I also tried other algorithms, they can do it. Could you help me analyze the reason behind this?
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numberone0001 commented Jul 23, 2021

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dlbeer commented Jul 24, 2021

Quirc's detection algorithm is fairly simple. It will handle odd angles and perspective transforms better than most other libraries, but it's less good at dealing with poor image quality and distortion. If you're able to, you may get better results with a pre-binarized image, or by applying some other clean-up filters prior to running quirc over the image.

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Quirc's detection algorithm is fairly simple. It will handle odd angles and perspective transforms better than most other libraries, but it's less good at dealing with poor image quality and distortion. If you're able to, you may get better results with a pre-binarized image, or by applying some other clean-up filters prior to running quirc over the image.

Thanks, beer. I will try the methods you provide.

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