I'm not involved with the ffmpeg implementation of the codec, but I would assume that PC has a different version of ffmpeg installed, so that's the fi...
The decoder in Handbrake is from ffmpeg (not official), it might croak for some reason. Could you try with a small portion of it? You can use VirtualD...
To help you out a bit here, you might try using HuffYUV. It has an encoder implementation in ffmpeg, and that is also lossless, and I believe it could...
Sorry for the sarcasm, I meant no offense (hope it went through). To be fully correct though, it would be possible to make some sort of bridge inside ...
No, that is not possible (plugging a codec into ffmpeg), or at least, not without releasing the source code of the codec (and - though out of the ques...
Thanks for the intro! The major problem with Linux in terms of multimedia is a lack of common APIs to develop for. Developers just slam ffmpeg into wh...
Hi and welcome to the forum! Would you share a little more of your background and your worklfow end-to-end (it's the Introduction forum after all 🙂 )...
Thanks! I'm planning on doing an objective quality comparison for uploading to youtube (with psnr or ssim metrics) and write an article about it. I al...
Out of curiosity, what format do you use to upload to YouTube, and at what settings?
Hi and welcome to the forums! To be honest, I already found your channel, and watched some of the vids, quite impressive! I noticed the credit too, so...
The reason it worked for 4:2:2 is because it dropped the alpha channel during transcode. It would have worked for RGB too, as well as all other non-al...
OK, I looked at it, and attached is what I can see in media player. The problem was that as you accidentally selected the RGBA codec, it encoded the a...
OK, so you're a power user then 🙂 You can check the decoded format both by howering/clicking the mouser over the MagicYUV tray icon and/or enabling l...
OK, in that case if you can ensure that step 4 can use YV12 directly and absolutely sure there is no conversion going on, then in this workflow it is ...
That depends on your workflow. How does your workflow end-to-end look like?