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foxyshadis · 25th July 2015, 11:20

I'm confused what you're comparing here, since multi-frame BPG already has a format: HEVC. Compressing 20 frames to BPG doesn't make sense, and still images have no fps.

BPG stores RGB32 streams as one 444 stream and one 400 alpha stream, maybe that'll explain what you're seeing. It looks like you're pulling the analysis from HM, which is incorrect, since BPG isn't HEVC. You need a BPG parser to get BPG information.

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foxyshadis ангел смерти Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Lost Posts: 9,558	I'm confused what you're comparing here, since multi-frame BPG already has a format: HEVC. Compressing 20 frames to BPG doesn't make sense, and still images have no fps. BPG stores RGB32 streams as one 444 stream and one 400 alpha stream, maybe that'll explain what you're seeing. It looks like you're pulling the analysis from HM, which is incorrect, since BPG isn't HEVC. You need a BPG parser to get BPG information.