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From: Mike M. <mel...@pc...> - 2004-04-06 13:40:12
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On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Klaus Robert Suetterlin wrote: > I have a lot (>2TB) of ``legacy'' avi files which contain uncompressed > 8bit greyscale dib frames. (Currently I rip them into PGM images > using an evil hacked up one shot prototype. This works, but is > slow and does not allow to look at the videos in a convenient way.) > > All Windows player show these avis as uncompressed 8bit indexed with a > random color table. I especially love ``all black'' and ``hues of > green'' color tables. > > There seems to be no unix player that can handle them at all. > > I wanted to write a video decoder for xine, but couldn't find out > which BUF_VIDEO_* type is right. I scanned ``src/xine-engine/buffer.h'', > but this didn't help. As I haven't read all the hacker docs, and > not all the source code I do not know how / where these buffer types > are generated (I guess hard coded). Most likely buffer types are > hard coded and there is no BUF_VIDEO_* for this kind of buffer, > yet. > > Any help in getting this buffer type (into my code and into buffer.h) > is highly appreciated. Any AAAP (as acurate as possible) pointer > to fine manuals is welcome. I enjoy verbose answers without > references, too. This sounds beyond trivial to implement. If you can make some nominal samples available, I could probably hack it in either today or tomorrow. Can you make some samples available for download? Alternatively, FTP -> ftp.mplayerhq.hu and upload some samples in /MPlayer/incoming; be sure to leave an accompanying text file describing the uploaded files. Thanks... -- -Mike Melanson |