On 11 Mar 2003, Ronald Bultje wrote: > Don't take this as an offense, but this is a bit short-sighted.
None taken :) I certainly don't have all the answers. > Both KDE and Gnome have stated that GStreamer will likely be their standard > multimedia interface. I suppose my point is that the world is bigger than KDE and Gnome. If I can support GStreamer and others by a simple conversion, then perhaps I should. I cannot write individual conversion for every application and framework out there. This doesn't mean I won't look at it, you've piqued my interest. > If you want something more low-level, try libcolorspace > (http://www.codecs.org/), it has a GStreamer plugin. ;-). Sounds interesting. I'll look into it. > Oh btw, the format you describe looks really weird, are you sure you > didn't forget to set the spacing or so in a certain register? Just a > wild guess... Nope. The sample comes from a Hauppauge PVR-250 which is primarily an MPEG compression engine (iTVC15 based). As I mentioned upstream, this really looks like an intermediate step between YUV and MPEG. MPEG does motion prediction on the Y plane in 16x16 blocks. This format was also returned by the Windows driver when an untagged pin in GraphEdit was connected up. Hauppauge has recently released a beta ".ax" file to deal with this on the Windows side. -- video4linux-list mailing list Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
