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vpp sample: output format is only NV12 ?

rshal2
New Contributor II
‎01-06-2016 07:50 AM
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Hello,

I would like to ask about vpp sample application,

What is the reason that the output format is limited to NV12 (according to  readme-vpp.pdf) ?

I don't understand where/why this limitation comes from.

Regards,

Ran

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Harshdeep_B_Intel
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‎01-06-2016 11:53 AM
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Hi Ran,

Sample applications provided demonstrate how to use MediaSDK API as reference and are not to be considered as production ready. Specifically with Vpp sample output format support is nv12 as in general most of encoders/decoders work with NV12 (with exception of JPEG/MJPEG). I would like to mention this limitation is with the sample but not with MediaSDK product itself. MediaSDK supports various VPP color space conversion formats (other than output format NV12) as described in MSDK reference manual (page no.7, Table 2). You can modify sample vpp to perform conversion to different output format as described in the MediaSDK manual and suitable for your use case.

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