> "works for me". :-). For me, too :) Almost. I must have missed changing something, somewhere, to accomodate 32 bits instead of just 24. Not to worry. At least I see part of the image.
However, frame rate has dropped to my previous levels, 13fps. But that's with a 32bit image now, not 24bit. Huge difference. Imagine what it will do at 16bit! > For 16-bit, you could adapt the thing a bit to handle 2 bytes at the > same time. This is what libs like hermes or libcolorspace do: [snip] > Or so... Again, this is untested. ;-). Compiler will do some > optimizations with the temporary variable, so be sure to use -O2 or so > with gcc. Cool. Thank you ever so much, Ronald! Just saw Mark's email. Thanks, Mark. I'll have a look, it seems interesting, though a bit on the advanced side :) /G -- video4linux-list mailing list Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
