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Version 1.1 has been released, which includes a decoder plugin for VLC.
http://magicyuv.com

Greets,
I.

It has already been requested in another thread.
It's on it's way, to be released soon.

Greets,
I.

That's the way of life it seems...

Btw, it's a generic lossless codec, not just YUV (yes, the name choice could have been better...)

Yet again a stupid codec.

Why, thank you very much

The plugin is in the works BTW...

Yes, and code.

OK. As time permits, I can do some sort of proof-of-concept, I'll get back to you then.

You could share samples of this.

What would you like exactly? r210/R10k samples?

The use case would be to allow high bit depth RGB data to enter the VLC framework. As VLC aims to be a multimedia framework, rather than just a player, I believe the addition of high bit depth RGB formats would be useful to support that. To be more specific, it would allow VLC to process the BlackMa...

What do you think would be needed to define one or add support?
I am thinking along the lines of an either interleaved or planar 16 bit based format with 10 bits of precision.
Or something like QuickTime's k64ARGBPixelFormat (b64a) or k48RGBPixelFormat (b48r) or the ffmpeg PIX_FMT_RGB48LE/BE format.

Hi!

Does the VLC library have support for 10 bit RGB pixel formats?
I saw it supports various 10 bit YUV formats, like VLC_CODEC_I420_10L/B, VLC_CODEC_I422_10L/B and VLC_CODEC_I444_10L/B.
My question is, does anything like that exist for RGB?

Thanks.

Greets,
I.