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Add dar and sar to sample_multi_transcode and sample_encode

Celio_A_
Beginner
‎04-15-2017 04:46 PM
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Dear Intel Developers

Its possible to add to sample_multi_transcode and sample_encode par (pixel aspect ratio) and sar (sample aspect ratio)?

For example if i want to encode a SD Asset like 720x480 resolution in 4:3 i add sar 10:11

I bought an intel i5 7500 and wan't to encode to hevc my old home made movies to save hdd space

Currently i can't encode 4:3 without resizing to 720x540, i wan't encode original resolution and original aspect ratio

Thanks

 

 

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Stav_S_Intel
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‎07-03-2017 12:47 AM
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Hi  Celio.

Not sure i understand what you are trying to do- to add to the multi transcode sample what? 

You can use the samples and add code using MSDK- but at the end the sample is meant for learning- so once you figure out how to use it you may want to change a lot of it to match what you are trying to do. 

If i didn't understand, please share more details. 

Regards,

Stav

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