About BMP and TIFF

[Mr. Fanservice]

Do BMP and TIFF support YUV?

Also, in ffmpeg, what the command line for getting information on an encoder or codec? When I use it and Shutter Encoder make png files, they are 48bit instead of 24bit. How do I fix that?

[poisondeathray]

Do BMP and TIFF support YUV?

BMP does not , TIFF support some YUV pixel types

Also, in ffmpeg, what the command line for getting information on an encoder or codec?

ffmpeg -h encoder=blah

where "blah" is the encoder . It will also tell you want pixel types are supported

When I use it and Shutter Encoder make png files, they are 48bit instead of 24bit. How do I fix that?

Not sure about shutter encoder, but in ffmpeg you can use -vf format=rgb24 . If you're converting from YUV video, you might want to control the YUV to RGB conversion with zscale ,otherwise you might get the wrong conversion, wrong colors. There are some previous threads on this with examples, use search

[Mr. Fanservice]

Do BMP and TIFF support YUV?

BMP does not , TIFF support some YUV pixel types

Also, in ffmpeg, what the command line for getting information on an encoder or codec?

ffmpeg -h encoder=blah

where "blah" is the encoder . It will also tell you want pixel types are supported

When I use it and Shutter Encoder make png files, they are 48bit instead of 24bit. How do I fix that?

Not sure about shutter encoder, but in ffmpeg you can use -vf format=rgb24 . If you're converting from YUV video, you might want to control the YUV to RGB conversion with zscale ,otherwise you might get the wrong conversion, wrong colors. There are some previous threads on this with examples, use search

Does TIFF support YUV 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4?

[poisondeathray]

Do BMP and TIFF support YUV?

BMP does not , TIFF support some YUV pixel types

Also, in ffmpeg, what the command line for getting information on an encoder or codec?

ffmpeg -h encoder=blah

where "blah" is the encoder . It will also tell you want pixel types are supported

When I use it and Shutter Encoder make png files, they are 48bit instead of 24bit. How do I fix that?

Not sure about shutter encoder, but in ffmpeg you can use -vf format=rgb24 . If you're converting from YUV video, you might want to control the YUV to RGB conversion with zscale ,otherwise you might get the wrong conversion, wrong colors. There are some previous threads on this with examples, use search

Does TIFF support YUV 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4?

You can check it yourself . 8bit YUV 420,422,444 are supported - these are yuv420p, yuv422p, yuv444p . The "p" stands for planar

ffmpeg -h encoder=tiff

Encoder tiff [TIFF image]:
General capabilities: dr1 threads
Threading capabilities: frame
Supported pixel formats: rgb24 rgb48le pal8 rgba rgba64le gray ya8 gray16le ya16le monob monow yuv420p yuv422p yuv440p yuv444p yuv410p yuv411p
TIFF encoder AVOptions:
-dpi <int> E..V....... set the image resolution (in dpi) (from 1 to 65536) (default 72)
-compression_algo <int> E..V....... (from 1 to 32946) (default packbits)
packbits 32773 E..V.......
raw 1 E..V.......
lzw 5 E..V.......
deflate 32946 E..V.......

[Mr. Fanservice]

Do BMP and TIFF support YUV?

BMP does not , TIFF support some YUV pixel types

Also, in ffmpeg, what the command line for getting information on an encoder or codec?

ffmpeg -h encoder=blah

where "blah" is the encoder . It will also tell you want pixel types are supported

When I use it and Shutter Encoder make png files, they are 48bit instead of 24bit. How do I fix that?

Not sure about shutter encoder, but in ffmpeg you can use -vf format=rgb24 . If you're converting from YUV video, you might want to control the YUV to RGB conversion with zscale ,otherwise you might get the wrong conversion, wrong colors. There are some previous threads on this with examples, use search

Does TIFF support YUV 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4?

You can check it yourself . 8bit YUV 420,422,444 are supported - these are yuv420p, yuv422p, yuv444p . The "p" stands for planar

ffmpeg -h encoder=tiff

Encoder tiff [TIFF image]:
General capabilities: dr1 threads
Threading capabilities: frame
Supported pixel formats: rgb24 rgb48le pal8 rgba rgba64le gray ya8 gray16le ya16le monob monow yuv420p yuv422p yuv440p yuv444p yuv410p yuv411p
TIFF encoder AVOptions:
-dpi <int> E..V....... set the image resolution (in dpi) (from 1 to 65536) (default 72)
-compression_algo <int> E..V....... (from 1 to 32946) (default packbits)
packbits 32773 E..V.......
raw 1 E..V.......
lzw 5 E..V.......
deflate 32946 E..V.......

It doesn't support 10bit YUV?

[poisondeathray]

It doesn't support 10bit YUV?

10bit YUV is not on the list for ffmpeg TIFF support . 10bit420 would look like "yuv420p10le" in the supported pixel format list

Maybe other non ffmpeg TIFF implementations support it , not sure

[Mr. Fanservice]

It doesn't support 10bit YUV?

10bit YUV is not on the list for ffmpeg TIFF support . 10bit420 would look like "yuv420p10le" in the supported pixel format list

Maybe other non ffmpeg TIFF implementations support it , not sure

Like what?