Hi again.
TL;DR: use the SWS_ACCURATE_RND flag.
I have solve my issue (or rather found a workaround) and thought it
might help some people:
Also I am not sure what would be the proper way to handle this
situation.
Sure I can round the width of the frame to the nearest greater
multiple of
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 10:15 AM, Alexandre Millette
amill...@matrox.com wrote:
On a somewhat related note, can the sws_scale behavior that I was seeing be
considered a bug?
Yes. It's either a bug in your code or in sws_scale. The fact that
ffmpeg doesn't reproduce it makes me lean towards it
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
Alexandre Millette amillett@... 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
On Jul 12, 2012 6:30 PM, Alexandre Millette amill...@matrox.com 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
