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  • ffmpeg save 8bit 'raw' pixel data from 10bit source

    15 décembre 2023, par memeko

    So, I'm extracting I-Frames from videos with the intention of converting them to perceptual hashes to be used for analysis

    


    I am specifically working with the raw luma channel data in a Y'CBCR colour-space found in YUV420p chroma-subsampled video codecs like h.264 / h.265, which works all well and good, except when the input source uses a 10bit colour-depth.

    


    I was wondering if there is a way to make ffmpeg convert and output only the extracted Y' component as raw 8bit pixel data even if the source was originally 10bit, like, is there a raw 8bit output encoder or some kind of filter you can apply ?

    


    That is without having to re-encode the whole video, only potentially doing a conversion on the extracted luma component I-Frame data, if it happens to not already be 8bit. I am also using ffmpeg's scale filter to compress the raw Y' channel data before output, so preferably I would want the 10bit to 8bit conversion to be the last step in the pipeline.

    


    I've already tried specifying an 8bit pixel format with -pix_fmt yuv420p, this sort of works, but also causes the output to ignore -filter_complex "extractplanes=y" and also output UV planes, which is not what I want.

    


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