Hello Matt
Sorry took me a little while to A/ thank you and B/ reply...
As far as I know there is no YUV4MPEG2 --> DV utility...
BUT ... it would not be the first time I make a fool of myself..
> y4mscaler -O preset=DV -O chromass=444
> This will give you DV frame-sizing, but 4:4:4 Y'CbCr
>Hi all
>I have something odd here.
>
>I get my footage in XGA (1024*768) Mov (422 uncompressed using libquicktime).
>
>If I transform these mov in dv files such as :
>
>qttoy4m my_super8.mov | y4mscaler -O CHROMASS=420jpeg \
>| y4mtoppm | \
>| ppm2raw -a -2 > my_super8.dv
>
>Well...
G ... I never miss an opportunity to make a fool of myself
> It's being scaled.
> -n- images should be treated as NTSC
> -a- scale image and maintain aspect ratio
misery me no brains no pain
> Better but "wrong"? What particular attribute is "bett
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, E.Chalaron wrote:
> I get my footage in XGA (1024*768) Mov (422 uncompressed using libquicktime).
>
> If I transform these mov in dv files such as :
>
> qttoy4m my_super8.mov | y4mscaler -O CHROMASS=420jpeg \
> | y4mtoppm | | ppm2raw -a -2 > my_super8.dv
> Well... it works
Hi all
I have something odd here.
I get my footage in XGA (1024*768) Mov (422 uncompressed using libquicktime).
If I transform these mov in dv files such as :
qttoy4m my_super8.mov | y4mscaler -O CHROMASS=420jpeg \
| y4mtoppm | \
| ppm2raw -a -2 > my_super8.dv
Well... it works despite no indi
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, E.Chalaron wrote:
> Libquicktime is supporting 8 bit Packed YUV 4:2:2 (yuv2) in ether encoding
> and
> decoding.
It also supports 'v210' (10 bit packed 4:2:2) :)
> I have been playing a bit with yuv2lav -f q but how can I make sure that my
> frames are saved in th
Hi all
Libquicktime is supporting 8 bit Packed YUV 4:2:2 (yuv2) in ether encoding and
decoding.
I have been playing a bit with yuv2lav -f q but how can I make sure that my
frames are saved in this YUV 422 rather than 420 (PAL).
Thanks
E
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On Thu, 6 Oct 2005, E.Chalaron wrote:
> does yuv2lav support qt export as said in the man ? I can only get a or A as
> export option..
Yes, it does:
sms% yuv2lav -h
yuv2lav: illegal option -- h
Usage: yuv2lav [params] -o
where possible params are:
-v num Verbosity [0..2] (de
does yuv2lav support qt export as said in the man ? I can only get a or A as
export option..
Now did I miss the qt libs when compiling ? I don't think so, but is there a
log I can check this out?
Thanks a lot
E
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