LSMASHSource/LSMASHVideoSource
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LSMASHVideoSource uses libavcodec as a video decoder and L-SMASH as a demuxer. Recommended for MP4, MOV, ISO Base Media and its derived file formats. One advantage of LSMASHVideoSource is that it doesn't need to create an index file for its supported formats.
- LSMASHVideoSource (string source, int "track", int "threads", int "seek_mode", int "seek_threshold", bool "dr", int "fpsnum", int "fpsden", bool "stacked", string "format", string "decoder")
- string source =
- The path of the source file; path can be omitted if the source file is in the same directory as the AviSynth script (*.avs).
- string source =
- int track = 0
- The track number to open in the source file.
- The value 0 means trying to get the first detected video stream.
- int track = 0
- int threads = 0
- The number of threads to decode a stream by libavcodec.
- The value 0 means the number of threads is determined automatically and then the maximum value will be up to 16.
- int threads = 0
- int seek_mode = 0
- How to process when any error occurs during decoding a video frame.
- 0 : Normal
- This mode retries sequential decoding from the next closest RAP* up to 3 cycles when any decoding error occurs.
- If all 3 trial failed, retry sequential decoding from the last RAP by ignoring trivial errors.
- Still error occurs, then return the last returned frame.
- 1 : Unsafe
- This mode retries sequential decoding from the next closest RAP up to 3 cycles when any fatal decoding error occurs.
- If all 3 trial failed, then return the last returned frame.
- 2 : Aggressive
- This mode returns the last returned frame when any fatal decoding error occurs.
- * RAP is an abbreviation of random accessible point.
- How to process when any error occurs during decoding a video frame.
- int seek_mode = 0
- int seek_threshold = 10
- The threshold to decide whether a decoding starts from the closest RAP* to get the requested video frame or doesn't.
- Let's say
- the threshold is T,
- and
- you request to seek the M-th frame called f(M) from the N-th frame called f(N).
- If M > N and M - N <= T, then
- the decoder tries to get f(M) by decoding frames from f(N) sequentially.
- If M < N or M - N > T, then
- check the closest RAP at the first.
- After the check, if the closest RAP is identical with the last RAP, do the same as the case M > N and M - N <= T.
- Otherwise, the decoder tries to get f(M) by decoding frames from the frame which is the closest RAP sequentially.
- Let's say
- * RAP is an abbreviation of random accessible point.
- The threshold to decide whether a decoding starts from the closest RAP* to get the requested video frame or doesn't.
- int seek_threshold = 10
- bool dr = false
- Try direct rendering from the video decoder if set to true.
- The output resolution will be aligned to be mod16-width and mod32-height by assuming two vertical 16x16 macroblock.
- For H.264 streams, in addition, 2 lines could be added because of the optimized chroma MC.
- bool dr = false
- int fpsnum = 0
- Forced frame rate numerator.
- If frame rate is set to a positive value, output frame rate is forced to the specified value by padding and/or dropping frames.
- Otherwise, output frame rate is set to a computed average frame rate and the output process is performed by actual frame-by-frame.
- int fpsnum = 0
- int fpsden = 1
- Forced frame rate denominator.
- See 'fpsnum' above.
- int fpsden = 1
- bool stacked = false
- Use the stacked format for a hack of AviSynth high bit-depth support if set to true.
- The stacked format splits MSB and LSB into vertically, and MSB comes on top of output image.
- Note: direct rendering is not available at all if stacked format is used.
- bool stacked = false
- string format = ""
- Force specified output pixel format if 'format' is specified.
- The following formats are available currently.
- string format = ""
Format Comments "YUV420P8" YV12 / 4:2:0 planar "YUV422P8" YV16 / 4:2:2 planar "YUV444P8" YV24 / 4:4:4 planar "YUV410P8" 4:1:0 planar "YUV411P8" YV411 / 4:1:1 planar "YUV420P9" 9-bit 4:2:0 planar "YUV422P9" 9-bit 4:2:2 planar "YUV444P9" 9-bit 4:4:4 planar "YUV420P10" 10-bit 4:2:0 planar "YUV422P10" 10-bit 4:2:2 planar "YUV444P10" 10-bit 4:4:4 planar "YUV420P12" 12-bit 4:2:0 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV422P12" 12-bit 4:2:2 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV444P12" 12-bit 4:4:4 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV420P14" 14-bit 4:2:0 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV422P14" 14-bit 4:2:2 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV444P14" 14-bit 4:4:4 planar - (ffmpeg only) "YUV420P16" 16-bit 4:2:0 planar "YUV422P16" 16-bit 4:2:2 planar "YUV444P16" 16-bit 4:4:4 planar "Y8" Y8 / Grayscale "YUY2" YUY2 / 4:2:2 interleaved "RGB24" RGB24 / 4:4:4 interleaved "RGB32" RGB32 / 4:4:4:4 interleaved * YV12, YV16 and YV24 allow bit depths greater than 8.
- Note: direct rendering is not available at all if pixel format is forced.
- string decoder = ""
- Names of preferred decoder candidates, separated by comma. For instance, if you prefer to use the 'h264_qsv' and 'mpeg2_qsv' decoders instead of the generally used 'h264' and 'mpeg2video' decoder, then specify as "h264_qsv,mpeg2_qsv". The evaluations are done in the written order and the first matched decoder, if any, is used.
- string decoder = ""
Examples
LSMASHVideoSource with default settings:
LSMASHVideoSource(source="source.mp4", track=0, threads=0, seek_mode=0, \ seek_threshold=10, dr=false, fpsnum=0, fpsden=1, stacked=false, \ format="", decoder="")
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