Previously, the bit planes view defaulted to a view of 10 bit positions (rendered as columns of image and numbers), which meant that if you were transferring at a bit depth of 8, you would see 8 bits' worth of image and 2 blank bits.
319 changes bit planes so that it only shows 8 columns if you're transferring at a bit depth of 8, but this change only works for playback views that use ffplay. It would be great to have this functionality in QCView/mpv playback and prevent misunderstandings about bits being thrown away.
I am currently trying to work with MPVOPTS+=(--script-opts=qcview-pixelformat="${PIXEL_FORMAT}") over at the bitplanes-qcview branch.
retokromer
commented
5 years ago
Previously, the bit planes view defaulted to a view of 10 bit positions (rendered as columns of image and numbers), which meant that if you were transferring at a bit depth of 8, you would see 8 bits' worth of image and 2 blank bits.
319 changes bit planes so that it only shows 8 columns if you're transferring at a bit depth of 8, but this change only works for playback views that use ffplay. It would be great to have this functionality in QCView/mpv playback and prevent misunderstandings about bits being thrown away.
I am currently trying to work with
MPVOPTS+=(--script-opts=qcview-pixelformat="${PIXEL_FORMAT}")over at the bitplanes-qcview branch.