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The document provides instructions for installing Python packages such as cmake, dlib, face_recognition, and opencv-python. It also includes steps to activate a Python virtual environment (venv) in the Windows Command Prompt, along with a sample RTSP camera URL and credentials. Additionally, it offers a verification step to ensure the virtual environment is working correctly.

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Bib Besoin

The document provides instructions for installing Python packages such as cmake, dlib, face_recognition, and opencv-python. It also includes steps to activate a Python virtual environment (venv) in the Windows Command Prompt, along with a sample RTSP camera URL and credentials. Additionally, it offers a verification step to ensure the virtual environment is working correctly.

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pip install cmake

pip install dlib


pip install face_recognition
pip install opencv-python

camera de sur:

ip= rtsp://10.0.38.2:554/cam/realmonitor?
channel=1&subtype=1&unicast=true&proto=Onvif
and this username= user
and this password= user123456

how to open venv:


To **activate your Python virtual environment (venv)** in **CMD (Command Prompt)**
on Windows, follow these steps:

---

### Steps to Open and Activate `venv` in CMD

1. **Open CMD** (Windows + R → type `cmd` → Enter)

2. **Navigate to your project folder** (where your `venv` is located):


```cmd
cd path\to\your\project
```
🔁 Example:
```cmd
cd C:\Users\seifeddin\Desktop\try
```

3. **Activate the virtual environment**:


```cmd
venv\Scripts\activate
```
✅ After this, your CMD prompt will change to show something like:
```
(venv) C:\Users\seifeddin\Desktop\try>
```

---

### 🧪 To verify it's working:


Run:
```cmd
where python
```
You should see the Python path from your `venv`.

---

Let me know if you get any errors, or if you want to auto-activate `venv` when
opening your project folder.

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