On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 03:16:15PM +0200, Clément Bœsch wrote: > On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 12:41:18PM -0400, Ronald S. Bultje wrote: > [...] > > ffmpeg -h full, searching to -sws_flags, gives this: > > -sws_flags <flags> E..V.... scaler flags (default 4) > > fast_bilinear E..V.... fast bilinear > > bilinear E..V.... bilinear > > bicubic E..V.... bicubic > > experimental E..V.... experimental > > neighbor E..V.... nearest neighbor > > area E..V.... averaging area > > bicublin E..V.... luma bicubic, chroma bilinear > > gauss E..V.... Gaussian > > sinc E..V.... sinc > > lanczos E..V.... Lanczos > > spline E..V.... natural bicubic spline > > print_info E..V.... print info > > accurate_rnd E..V.... accurate rounding > > full_chroma_int E..V.... full chroma interpolation > > full_chroma_inp E..V.... full chroma input > > bitexact E..V.... > > error_diffusion E..V.... error diffusion dither > > > > OK, so first, there's so many things wrong here, we're using flags as a way > > to indicate the scaling method, and mixing up boolean flags. By the way, > > did you know "experimental" is a scaling method? Fantastic help. > > > The default is "4", but we don't know what flag "4" corresponds to. > > (Just sent for this ♥) >
*a patch* -- Clément B.
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