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Old 24th January 2023, 21:25   #1  |  Link
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Change yuv individual pixel colour

Is there a function/plugin that can change pixel with luma 17 to 16.

I got the hex numbers and loaded up an mp4 file with a hex software then replace 17 with 16.

When i checked with ColorYUV(analyze=true), both original and new file, it didn't work. Apparently it changed another colour but i don't know which.

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This mt_lut("x 17 == 16 x ?", u=2, v=2) or Expr("x 17 == 16 x ?", "") will change luma pixels with a value of 17 to 16. Chroma is copied.
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I got the hex numbers and loaded up an mp4 file with a hex software then replace 17 with 16.
The data in an .mp4 is compressed and won't bear any direct relation to pixel values. Changing bytes directly like that is likely to corrupt the file.
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This mt_lut("x 17 == 16 x ?", u=2, v=2) or Expr("x 17 == 16 x ?", "") will change luma pixels with a value of 17 to 16. Chroma is copied.
Wow for that. I will try both to see which is faster.
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The data in an .mp4 is compressed and won't bear any direct relation to pixel values. Changing bytes directly like that is likely to corrupt the file.
Well i luckily didn't get a corrupt file but one pixel colour did change to another but no idea which. It's a pity as Hex editor was super super fast.
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Wow for that. I will try both to see which is faster.
From my experience, on 8-bit, mt_lut is almost always faster than expr.
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From my experience, on 8-bit, mt_lut is almost always faster than expr.
40 minutes video... expr 7 seconds faster. Not enough difference to fuss about really.
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40 minutes video... expr 7 seconds faster. Not enough difference to fuss about really.
Interesting. With ColorBarsHD() as the source, I get 850fps with Expr and 1200 with mt_lut. I don't have an AVX2 capable processor. But yes, it does not make a difference once the encoder gets involved
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I find mt_lut to be 30% quicker single-threaded, but expr is 30% quicker using prefetch.
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Using Prefetch(4) I get 2840fps with mt_lut and 2680 with Expr. With Prefetch(6), Expr is slightly faster (3480 vs 3450) and both about 50% cpu usage.
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ColorBarsHD()
Loop()           # play the clip (almost) endlessly.
Prefetch(4)      # or not
(not sure if that speeds it up or not)
I aint got Avisynth installed at the moment.
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RD,
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ColorBarsHD()
Loop()           # play the clip (almost) endlessly.
Prefetch(4)      # or not
(not sure if that speeds it up or not)
I aint got Avisynth installed at the moment.
I get 381839fps with that script. In AviSynth+ the ColorBar filters have a "staticframes" parameter, true by default so it only generates one frame and the rest are copied.
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OOps, I forgot to insert the the mt_lut() and Expr() bits.
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OOps, I forgot to insert the the mt_lut() and Expr() bits.
I used Loop when testing with Prefetch in post #10, only because without it, it finishes too fast.
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Makes sense.
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Is there a function/plugin that can change pixel with luma 17 to 16.

I got the hex numbers and loaded up an mp4 file with a hex software then replace 17 with 16.

When i checked with ColorYUV(analyze=true), both original and new file, it didn't work. Apparently it changed another colour but i don't know which.

tara
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