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koliva
11th February 2010, 17:26
Hello all,

In the JM software manual, it says for InputFile,


InputFile
Specifies the filename (without the .yuv) of the original raw video sequence to be encoded.

I have a jpg image sequence from a movie. I can convert them to Yuv format. Let say I want IBBBP configuration. Do I need to create a new yuv video for all image sequence? Is there any other way to put these images into the encoder? Does it have to be a yuv video?

Thanks a lot.

LoRd_MuldeR
11th February 2010, 20:50
JPEG's won't work. You need uncompressed YUV videos, similar to those "YUV samples" you find here:
http://trace.eas.asu.edu/yuv/

koliva
12th February 2010, 08:31
JPEG's won't work. You need uncompressed YUV videos, similar to those "YUV samples" you find here:
http://trace.eas.asu.edu/yuv/

Then, the question is how I can convert my image sequence to YUV video? I can generate frames as uncompressed images but not yuv file.

Dark Shikari
12th February 2010, 08:34
Then, the question is how I can convert my image sequence to YUV video? I can generate frames as uncompressed images but not yuv file.ffmpeg -i input -pix_fmt yuv420p -f rawvideo output

koliva
12th February 2010, 13:03
ffmpeg -i input -pix_fmt yuv420p -f rawvideo output

I have read the "how to" document and I think I can't combine my images from image sequence by using ffmeg. It only converts from one type of video to another. I need something like AVS script but there, I can't save my video file as yuv file.
do you have any suggestions?

Dark Shikari
12th February 2010, 13:07
I have read the "how to" document and I think I can't combine my images from image sequence by using ffmeg.
ffmpeg -f image2 -i name%03d.jpg ...

will read name000.jpg, name001.jpg, etc.

Wilbert
19th February 2010, 12:46
It only converts from one type of video to another. I need something like AVS script but there, I can't save my video file as yuv file.
You can use the AviSynth plugin Immaavs to convert your script to a yuv file.