hi!
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, [ISO-8859-1] J�r�mie Knuesel wrote:
> How can I skip the first frame in a yuv stream?
I do not know of an existing program to do that. It would be
easy to write something (using the YUV4MPEG2 API routines) though.
Caution: tossing out a frame of video may cause a slight A/V sync
problem unless you also delete the corresponding audio.
> I pipe the data from mplayer through y4mscaler to mpeg2enc. The problem
> is that mplayer often puts a plain green frame at the beginning of the
> stream. How can I skip it in the encoding?
0,0,0 in the Y'CbCr color space is a bright green. It sounds like
mplayer is outputting a frame of all 0.
I thought that problem had been fixed in MPlayer quite a while ago.
Are you running the latest CVS version or an older version of MPlayer?
If MPlayer is emitting a frame of 0s then that's a bug and really
needs to be fixed in MPlayer.
> Completely unrelated: I see that I have a "yuv4mpeg" program in
> /usr/bin... what does it do?
A simple progam that's quite useful when dealing with raw/headerless data
from programs such as ffmpeg or fxtv.
yuv4mpeg is a way to add the YUV4MPEG2 header (rate, height, width,
sample aspect, chroma subsampling) to raw "YUV" data.
y4mtoyuv is the reverse - it will take a YUV4MPEG2 stream and remove
the YUV4MPEG2 header and frame markers. That's useful for programs
that understand "YUV" (most commonly 4:2:0) but not YUV4MPEG2.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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