Hi, I'm using the provided example extract_mvs.c to extract motion vectors from
H.264 encoded videos. When I look at the output, I'm getting a little bit
confused about what src_{x,y} and dst_{x,y} actually mean in AVMotionVector
struct. Until now, I thought dst ist the reference block in the reference frame
from which the motion is estimated, and src is the current block in the current
frame. So, the x and y components of a motion vector would be calculated as:
MV_x = dst_x - src_x and MV_y = dst_y - src_y
However, in the output, I see that src_{x,y} are shifted by the magnitude of
the motion vectors instead of dst_{x,y}. E.g. a certain block in one of the
frames has: src_x = 312, src_y = 119; dst_x = 312, dst_y = 120. So this led me
to think that src_{x,y} might actually be showing the coordinates of the
reference block. Can someone please clarify this point? Thanks.
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