Capture Device: Blackmagic WDM Capture (Intensity Pro 4K) displays color channels in reverse order (BGR instead of RGB)
Posted: 21 May 2023 11:32
Hi all.
I have a Blackmagic "Intensity Pro 4K" PCIe card. I'm trying to simply display it via "Open Capture Device…" using the device "Blackmagic WDM Capture", but it displays with colors in reverse order: Blue / Green / Red.
I've tried using different ":dshow-chroma=" options, but according to the Messages log, the only chroma mode that the device supports is "RGBA". I also have "Decklink Video/Audio Capture" devices listed, but they don't return any video or audio streams.
The complete Messages log generated while opening the Capture Device stream is available here: https://pastebin.com/XEmW0aBN
OS: Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit
VLC: 3.0.18 Vetinari
I was hoping that a video filter could fix this, but unfortunately I see no way to remap color channels.
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(as a small aside: When saving a screenshot of this device via VLC, the screenshot is vertically flipped, [see here]. It only appears flipped in the screenshot, the stream itself appears in the correct orientation.)
I have a Blackmagic "Intensity Pro 4K" PCIe card. I'm trying to simply display it via "Open Capture Device…" using the device "Blackmagic WDM Capture", but it displays with colors in reverse order: Blue / Green / Red.
I've tried using different ":dshow-chroma=" options, but according to the Messages log, the only chroma mode that the device supports is "RGBA". I also have "Decklink Video/Audio Capture" devices listed, but they don't return any video or audio streams.
The complete Messages log generated while opening the Capture Device stream is available here: https://pastebin.com/XEmW0aBN
OS: Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit
VLC: 3.0.18 Vetinari
I was hoping that a video filter could fix this, but unfortunately I see no way to remap color channels.
---
(as a small aside: When saving a screenshot of this device via VLC, the screenshot is vertically flipped, [see here]. It only appears flipped in the screenshot, the stream itself appears in the correct orientation.)