On 07/12/2012 08:59 PM, Alexandre Millette wrote:
Upon testing with various video formats and files, I've encountered a
problem with a small MPEG4/mp4v file (190x240).
The issue is that a small green band (6 px in width) will appear on
the right side of the frames.
I also have encountered th
Thanks for replying.
> I believe your problem could be rooted in bicubic transform.
> It makes n9 sense when source and target sizes are the same.
> Try to set linear.
I tried both SWS_FAST_BILINEAR and SWS_BILINEAR (as well as a few
others) and there is no change.
From what I understand of the
On Jul 12, 2012 6:30 PM, "Alexandre Millette" wrote:
>
> Hello all.
>
> I'm working on a C++ video player using libav.
> Upon testing with various video formats and files, I've encountered a
problem with a small MPEG4/mp4v file (190x240).
> The issue is that a small green band (6 px in width) will
Alexandre Millette writes:
> Upon testing with various video formats and files, I've encountered a
> problem with a small MPEG4/mp4v file (190x240).
> The issue is that a small green band (6 px in width) will appear on the
> right side of the frames.
Can you reproduce this with ffmpeg (the com
Hello all.
I'm working on a C++ video player using libav.
Upon testing with various video formats and files, I've encountered a
problem with a small MPEG4/mp4v file (190x240).
The issue is that a small green band (6 px in width) will appear on the
right side of the frames.
This is what I've g
cognos writes:
> > Please understand that avprobe and friends contain several hundred
> > regressions, some of them security relevant, we therefore cannot
> > support them here, please look at http://ffmpeg.org/download.html
> > for supported versions, current git head is always recommended.
> >
>
> Please understand that avprobe and friends contain several hundred
> regressions, some of them security relevant, we therefore cannot
> support them here, please look at http://ffmpeg.org/download.html
> for supported versions, current git head is always recommended.
>
What I meant is that I wa
cognos writes:
> The idea is to access information related to the language for each
> stream, subtitling and laguages
They are all provided through the API (ffprobe would not be able to
display them if not), metadata iirc.
> I'm looking right now to avprobe
Please understand that avprobe and
The idea is to access information related to the language for each
stream, subtitling and laguages, CAS. And be able to print al the
related information. I'm looking right now to avprobe that seems to
print all these information but, if you have a cryptographic chipset
it may require to provide t
cognos writes:
> The point is, these functions are private (theire not
> even in the mpegts.h), so: Is there any way for me to
> use these functions?
If you could explain why you believe accessing these
functions makes sense, they could maybe be made public.
Consider sending a patch that incl
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