Hiya, Ralf et al,

 >But nevertheless, there is work to do identifying/fixing the
 >non-compliant tools one by one. Which tools are known to be compliant?
 >Which have clearly identified problems with value-ranges? Which have an
 >unknown state?

It would indeed be good to keep track of such info --- perhaps the BUGS
 file is an appropriate place?  I'll start a little table/chart later in
 the week if no one beats me to it.

 >After jpeg2yuv I measured no out-of-range values. But after yuvdenoise, I
 >did. Yuvdenoise seems to be the tool that broadens the value-range. When
 >I leave it out of the chain the clipping effect dissappears. So I expect a
 >problem there, too.

Hmm... it seems like some people have noticed problems with yuvdenoise, and
 other people haven't.  Could you (anyone) create a small YUV4MPEG2 stream
 (minimal frame count) which triggers the problems in yuvdenoise, and then
 post it somewhere on the web?  Along with the version info for the copy
 of yuvdenoise you are using, the command-line, and the resulting output
 YUV4MPEG2 stream?  I get the feeling that this might be the best way to
 nail down this problem.  (Perhaps only one execution branch in yuvdenoise
 has a miscalculation.)

-matt m.


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