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Colorspaces constants.
[Global constants used in both encoder and decoder.]

Defines
#define	XVID_CSP_RGB24   0
	24-bit RGB colorspace (b,g,r packed)
#define	XVID_CSP_YV12   1
	YV12 colorspace (y,v,u planar).
#define	XVID_CSP_YUY2   2
	YUY2 colorspace (y,u,y,v packed).
#define	XVID_CSP_UYVY   3
	UYVY colorspace (u,y,v,y packed).
#define	XVID_CSP_I420   4
	I420 colorsapce (y,u,v planar).
#define	XVID_CSP_RGB555   10
	16-bit RGB555 colorspace
#define	XVID_CSP_RGB565   11
	16-bit RGB565 colorspace
#define	XVID_CSP_USER   12
	user colorspace format, where the image buffer points to a DEC_PICTURE (y,u,v planar) structure
#define	XVID_CSP_EXTERN   1004
	Special colorspace used for slice rendering.
#define	XVID_CSP_YVYU   1002
	YVYU colorspace (y,v,y,u packed).
#define	XVID_CSP_RGB32   1000
	32-bit RGB colorspace (b,g,r,a packed)
#define	XVID_CSP_NULL   9999
	NULL colorspace; no conversion is performed.
#define	XVID_CSP_VFLIP   0x80000000
	(flag) Flip frame vertically during conversion

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Define Documentation

#define XVID_CSP_EXTERN   1004

Special colorspace used for slice rendering. The application provides an external buffer to XviD. This way, XviD works directly into the final rendering buffer, no need to specify this is a speed boost feature. This feature is only used by mplayer at the moment, refer to mplayer code to see how it can be used.

#define XVID_CSP_USER   12

user colorspace format, where the image buffer points to a DEC_PICTURE (y,u,v planar) structure For encoding, image is read from the DEC_PICTURE parameter values. For decoding, the DEC_PICTURE parameters are set, pointing to the internal XviD image buffer.

Author : XviD team <xvid-devel@xvid.org>	Date : 2003-02-13