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Revision as of 18:01, 9 June 2020
What is a Planar Image Format
Planar image format is a format for storing images where each color component needed to represent a pixel is placed at a separate place (block) in memory. This is in contrast with how interleaved images are stored in memory.
Supported planar formats in AviSynth 2.6
- Supported planar formats in AviSynth 2.5: YV12
- Supported planar formats in AviSynth 2.6: Y8, YV12, YV16, YV24, YV411
Some examples of other planar formats: I420 (same as YV12, but the chroma plane order is swapped).
Supported Planar Formats in AviSynth+
Bit Depth Grey YUV420 YUVA420 YUV422 YUVA422 YUV444 YUVA444 RGB RGBA 8 Y8 YV12
YUV420P8YUVA420P8 YV16
YUV422P8YUVA422P8 YV24
YUV444P8YUVA444P8 RGBP8 RGBAP8 10 Y10 YUV420P10 YUVA420P10 YUV422P10 YUVA422P10 YUV444P10 YUVA444P10 RGBP10 RGBAP10 12 Y12 YUV420P12 YUVA420P12 YUV422P12 YUVA422P12 YUV444P12 YUVA444P12 RGBP12 RGBAP12 14 Y14 YUV420P14 YUVA420P14 YUV422P14 YUVA422P14 YUV444P14 YUVA444P14 RGBP14 RGBAP14 16 Y16 YUV420P16 YUVA420P16 YUV422P16 YUVA422P16 YUV444P16 YUVA444P16 RGBP16 RGBAP16 32-bit Float Y32 YUV420PS YUVA420PS YUV422PS YUVA422PS YUV444PS YUVA444PS RGBPS RGBAPS "YUV9" and "YV411" ("YUV411P8") were committed from table above. See AviSynth+ color formats table.
