JELSTUDIO
13th February 2017, 10:20
Using Avisynth 2.61, build may 17 2016, 155742, VC6
TIF files that are 32bit (8x4, so I'm assuming it is TIFs with alpha-channel) show correctly, but all TIFs that are 24bit (8x3) are upside down.
What would an easy fix* for this be (besides reconverting to an image-format that does not support alpha-channel), to get all TIFs to show consistently one way or the other?
Can some kind of batch tag-edit fool avisynth into seeing all images the same way?
Or some avisynth code I can add in the script? (I have tried the tag: "pixel_type", but no difference in behavior seen from that)
The thumb-nails in Windows all show correctly.
Tips/tricks welcome :)
Thanks
JEL
*the inconsistency comes from a batch converter I'm am using to generate the TIF-sequence from a BMP-sequence, and for some odd reason it doesn't use just one type of TIF when it converts. I don't know why it behaves like that but perhaps it's a bug in that converter program. Nothing I can fix myself for now, so looking for ways to bypass this oddity when doing the avisynth steps on those TIFs.
TIF files that are 32bit (8x4, so I'm assuming it is TIFs with alpha-channel) show correctly, but all TIFs that are 24bit (8x3) are upside down.
What would an easy fix* for this be (besides reconverting to an image-format that does not support alpha-channel), to get all TIFs to show consistently one way or the other?
Can some kind of batch tag-edit fool avisynth into seeing all images the same way?
Or some avisynth code I can add in the script? (I have tried the tag: "pixel_type", but no difference in behavior seen from that)
The thumb-nails in Windows all show correctly.
Tips/tricks welcome :)
Thanks
JEL
*the inconsistency comes from a batch converter I'm am using to generate the TIF-sequence from a BMP-sequence, and for some odd reason it doesn't use just one type of TIF when it converts. I don't know why it behaves like that but perhaps it's a bug in that converter program. Nothing I can fix myself for now, so looking for ways to bypass this oddity when doing the avisynth steps on those TIFs.