Mark Heath wrote:
>> I wouldn't see that it would be difficult to write
a yuvtool to copy
>> the chroma channels into the luma and show the
video image this way.
>> Maybe include it in a set of video tools to display
more engineering
>> information about a yuv stream...
>>
>
> I have written a channel splitter available on my
yuvtools page http://silicon
trip.net/~mark/lavtools/
> called yuvdiag.
Sure I'll take a look at it! I'm writing an italian wikibook
about linux
and multimedia, and I need practice on many subjects to
understand
important details. Such sort of tool may be of great help,
beyond the
subject of this thread.
Best regards.
>
> It's a bit of a hack job, but it shows the U and V
channels in the
> luma channel. You might find this useful to do noise
diagnostics.
> It also has a rudimentary chroma and luma scopes, which
I would like
> to add axis information to.
>
> I wouldn't mind adding more diagnostic features, if
anyone has any
> suggestions.
>
> Mark
>
>
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