Open Selur opened 10 months ago
STRING vs INTEGER Looking at:
--videoformat [STRING] (optional) [None]
: 0-component, 1-pal, 2-ntsc, 3-secam, 4-mac. 5-unspecified
--range [STRING] (optional) [None]
: black level and range of luma and chroma signals as 1- full or 0- limited
--colorprim [STRING] (optional) [None]
: 1- bt709, 2-unspecified, 3- reserved, 4- bt470m, 5- bt470bg, 6- smpte170m, 7- smpte240m, 8- Generic film, 9- bt2020, 10-smpte428, 11-smpte431, 12-smpte432, 22-EBU Tech. 3213 Default 2-unspecified
--transfer [STRING] (optional) [None]
: 1- transfer characteristics from bt709, 2-unspecified, 3-reserved, 4-bt470m, 5-bt470bg, 6-smpte170m, 7-smpte240m, 8-linear, 9-log100, 10-log316, 11-iec61966-2-4, 12-bt1361e, 13-iec61966-2-1, 14-bt2020-10, 15-bt2020-12, 16-smpte2084, 17-smpte428, 198-arib-std-b67. Default 2-unspecified
--matrix-coefficients [STRING] (optional) [None]
: 0-gbr, 1-bt709, 2-unspecified, 3-reserved, 4-fcc, 5-bt470bg, 6-smpte170m, 7-smpte240m, 8-ycgco, 9-bt2020nc, 10-bt2020c, 11-smpte2085, 12-chroma-derived-nc, 13-chroma-derived-c, 14-ictcp, 15-255 reserved};
Is STRING really correct for those and one should use something like for example '--colorprim "22-EBU Tech. 3213"' or it be Integer and one should use '--colorprim 22' ?
Frame rate:
-z, --fps [INTEGER]
: frame rate (frame per second)
is this correct that only whole frame rates are supported? (Double or better fraction support would be nice)
but it does not mention how those settings change the defaults. (I assume 'medium' correlates to the defaults.)