Hello
I want to convert my DPX 10 bit YUV 4:2:2 (cineon big endian) files to TGA (RGB) 8 bit files.
I suppose I have to use the command line program convert.exe, but I don't know which settings to apply.
So when I open the original DPX 10 bit YUV 4:2:2 using imagemagick display.exe program, the image isn't displayed properly, so I think it's a color space issue.
When I use the following command line : convert.exe source.dxp destination.tga the output file is not converted properly; again, it seems to be a color space issue.
Here is the link to the file that I wish to convert (right click and save as...)
http://www.mtlstream.com/DPX_10bits_YUV ... endian.dpx
The file was created using the capture tool within a DVS Clipster and the source was an HDCAM SR tape (1080 59.94i 4:2:2).
thanks
Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
More over, I want to use Magick++ to convert it to TGA RGB
The source code should look like this, but I don't know what fonction to use :
//Need fonction to set the color space to YUV
img.read("source_422.dpx");
//Need something there to change the color space to RGB
img.write("destination_RGB.tga");
Thanks
The source code should look like this, but I don't know what fonction to use :
//Need fonction to set the color space to YUV
img.read("source_422.dpx");
//Need something there to change the color space to RGB
img.write("destination_RGB.tga");
Thanks
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
I read the header of my DPX file :
http://www.mtlstream.com/DPX_10bits_YUV ... endian.dpx
The information in the header _GenericImageHeader._ImageElement[0].Descriptor = 100, that's mean "CbYCrY"
So I try this code to put it to RGB colorspace, Without succes :
ImageMagick doesn't seems to detect that the input is a CbYBrY (YUV) and it doesn't change the colorspace. Maybe ImageMagick read my DPX file as RGB without using the information in the header.
Is someone can help my about that ?
Should I post this as a bug ?
http://www.mtlstream.com/DPX_10bits_YUV ... endian.dpx
The information in the header _GenericImageHeader._ImageElement[0].Descriptor = 100, that's mean "CbYCrY"
So I try this code to put it to RGB colorspace, Without succes :
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img.read("C:\\DPX_10bits_YUV422_cineon_big_endian.dpx")
img.colorSpace(RGBColorspace);
img.write("C:\\result.tga");
ImageMagick doesn't seems to detect that the input is a CbYBrY (YUV) and it doesn't change the colorspace. Maybe ImageMagick read my DPX file as RGB without using the information in the header.
Is someone can help my about that ?
Should I post this as a bug ?
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
It looks like a bug. We'll have a fix for the problem in the ImageMagick Subversion trunk by sometime tomorrow. Thanks.
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
Thanks
the fix will be probably on the next version ? maybe ImageMagick-6.4.7 for Windows ???
I'm currently using ImageMagick-6.3.7-Q16
Is my code is ok ? :
Thanks again
the fix will be probably on the next version ? maybe ImageMagick-6.4.7 for Windows ???
I'm currently using ImageMagick-6.3.7-Q16
Is my code is ok ? :
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img.read("C:\\DPX_10bits_YUV422_cineon_big_endian.dpx")
img.colorSpace(RGBColorspace);
//some other operations like annotate, composite
img.write("C:\\result.tga");
Thanks again
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
Your code looks ok. The patch should be available sometime this weekend in the next point release, ImageMagick 6.4.6-4.
Re: Convert DPX YUV 4:2:2 to TGA RGB
Hi
the new version "ImageMagick-6.4.6-4-Q16-windows-dll.exe" solves the problem with the colorspace, but compared to the version "ImageMagick-6.3.5-8-Q16-windows-dll.exe" I can't extract the time code from the DPX file using the code :
I'm gonna post a topic about this bugg.
thanks
the new version "ImageMagick-6.4.6-4-Q16-windows-dll.exe" solves the problem with the colorspace, but compared to the version "ImageMagick-6.3.5-8-Q16-windows-dll.exe" I can't extract the time code from the DPX file using the code :
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string tc;
tc = img.attribute("dpx:television.time.code");
thanks