On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 09:11:28PM +0200, Peter B. wrote: > Hello again :) > > I've just noticed that the output of "ffprobe -debug 1" for FFV1 files > has different labels for same parameters in different versions. > > For example: > > == FFV1.1: > [ffv1 @ 0x3a8ab80] ver:1 keyframe:1 coder:0 ec:0 slices:1 bps:8 > > == FFV1.3: > [ffv1 @ 0x31584e0] global: ver:3.4, coder:0, colorspace: 0 bpr:8 > chroma:1(1:0), alpha:0 slices:2x2 qtabs:2 ec:1 intra:0 CRC:0x9A658FB3 > > > Summary: > - "bps" seems to be "bpr"?
> - What is "keyframe"?
a random access point
> - FFV1.1 has "slices"?
one could argue that any codec without slices has 1 slice per frame
> - "colorspace" only in FFV1.3
> - "intra" only in FFV1.3
> - "alpha" only in FFV1.3
> - keyword "global:" only in FFV1.3
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> Why is that so?
The code parsing the headers differs and so does the debug printout
i think noone thought about / noticed these differences before
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