# GitHub - pvjosue/OpenCV-Spout: OpenCV & Spout C++ library. Shared GPU memory and

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> OpenCV & Spout C++ library. Shared GPU memory and processing at reach.

I am trying to incorporate Spout into my OpenCV Python project, and I found this…

How useful is it? And how difficult would it be to get working, ideally keeping everything as UMat or even GPUMat (for CUDA)