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What is a 'CbYCrY' format?

 
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 7:58 pm    Post subject: What is a 'CbYCrY' format? Reply with quote




Hi,

I'm using Builder 6.0 to interface with a camera, the camera
can give only gray levels, it's not a color camera, i'm getting
from the buffer of the frame grabber a raw data which based on
the 'CbYCrY' format, but i have no experience with this kind of
format, how do i use it? I understand that i get each pixel in 2
bytes, but what's each bit means? how do i translate it into a
grey level value for displaying the image on the screen?

Please advice,
Thanks.

Ramy

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:03 pm    Post subject: Re: What is a 'CbYCrY' format? Reply with quote




It's NTSC output, and the camera connected to a frame grabber.

Ramy


"Ramy" <Ramy (AT) NoMail (DOT) com> wrote:
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Hi,

I'm using Builder 6.0 to interface with a camera, the camera
can give only gray levels, it's not a color camera, i'm getting
from the buffer of the frame grabber a raw data which based on
the 'CbYCrY' format, but i have no experience with this kind of
format, how do i use it? I understand that i get each pixel in 2
bytes, but what's each bit means? how do i translate it into a
grey level value for displaying the image on the screen?

Please advice,
Thanks.

Ramy



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