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yuvmedianfilter(1)						MJPEG tools manual						yuvmedianfilter(1)

NAME

       yuvmedianfilter - A filter for yuv images produced by the mjpeg tools

SYNOPSIS

       yuvmedianfilter [-r num] [-R num] [-t num] [-T num] [-I num] [-f] [-w num] [-s num] [-v num] [-h]

DESCRIPTION

       yuvmedianfilter is designed to enhance/filter images.  It takes the input from STDIN and writes output to STDOUT.
       This filter looks around the current point for a radius and averages the values that fall inside a threshold.  So the image is softened and
       the edges become more sharp. If the input material is noisy (it is always noisy but you do  not	always	see  it)  the  output  images  are
       improved  and  the  encoder spends less bandwidth encoding noise.  The more sophisticated version of image filtering is yuvdenoise. But you
       can use both programs in the encoding procces.  It cannot process a recorded file and write the improved version to another file.

OPTIONS

       yuvmedianfilter accepts the following options:

       -r num
	    Radius for luma median (default: 2 pixels)

       -R num
	    Radius for chroma median (default: 2 pixels)

       -t num
	    Trigger threshold for luma (default: 2 [0=disable])

       -T num
	    Trigger threshold for chroma (default: 2 [0=disable])

       -I num
	    Interlacing type (0=no, 1=yes, default: taken from yuv stream)

       -f   Fast mode, i.e. the threshold is ignored, and a simple mean of the surrounding values is calculated.

       -w num
	    In fast mode, the weight given to the current value versus the surrounding values.	Default is 8.
	    Note that certain combinations of radii and weights have been optimized to be even faster -- radius 1 and weight 2.667, radius  1  and
	    weight 8, and radius 2 and weight 8.

       -c num
	    In	slow  mode, more than this fraction of the pixels must be within the threshold; otherwise the pixel is simply the weighted mean of
	    pixels within a radius of 1.  Default is 0.33333.

       -s num
	    Number of beginning frames to skip.  The first num frames are written to stdout unfiltered.  This is useful  for  resuming	an  inter-
	    rupted job without having to duplicate work.

       -v num
	    Verbosity level (0, 1 or 2)

       -h   Print out a help message

BUGS

       It is slow.  Using a radius greater than the default of 2 is painfully slow.

AUTHOR

       This man page was written by Bernhard Praschinger.
       The yuvmedianfilter program was written by Mike Bernson, and adapted to the yuv4mpeg2 stream header format by Steven M. Schultz.

       If you have questions, remarks, problems or you just want to contact the developers, the main mailing list for the MJPEG-tools is:
	 mjpeg-users@lists.sourceforge.net

       For more info, see our website at
	      http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO

       mjpegtools(1), jpeg2yuv(1), lav2yuv(1), mpeg2enc(1), ppmtoy4m(1), yuv2lav(1), yuvdenoise(1), yuvscaler(1)

MJPEG Linux Square						 24 February 2003						yuvmedianfilter(1)

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lav2wav(1)							MJPEG tools manual							lav2wav(1)

NAME

       lav2wav - Extract the audio out of MJPEG container files to stdout

SYNOPSIS

       lav2wav [-s num] [-c num] [-v num] [-I] [-R] [-r samplerate, bitesize, channels] lavfile1 [lavfile2 ... lavfileN]

DESCRIPTION

       lav2wav	can  be  used to extract the audio to stdout.  This output goes to stdout and can be saved as a wav file or piped to another sound
       processing tool that is able to handle the wav format.  This can be mp2enc and toolame for mpeg layer 2 audio, or for example lame for mpeg
       layer 3 audio.

       The  input  files  may be any combination of AVI (.avi), Quicktime (.qt) or editlist files so long as they are all lavtools- readable (e.g.
       MJPEG-encoded AVI/Quicktime or DV type 2 AVI).

OPTIONS

       lav2wav accepts the following options:

       -s num
	    Start extracting at video frame (num)

       -c num
	    Extract (num) frames of audio

       -v num
	    Verbosity level (0, 1 or 2)

       -I   Ignore unsupported bitrates/bits per sample

       -R   If the file does not contain any sound. lav2wav will create silence with 44100kHz Sampelrate, 16 Bit audio bitsize and 2 Chanels

       -r sr,bs,ch
	    If the file does not contain any sound lav2wav will generate silence with the values you supply  the  samplerate  (sr),  audio-bitsize
	    (bs) and channel (ch).

BUGS

       The  "WAV"  file  format (technically: RIFF) is really very much less than ideal for a tool intended to be used in pipelines as lav2wav is.
       The problem is that the header includes a field specifying the length of the file.  This can't be filled in except by seeking back  to  the
       begining  and  over-writing.  If the output is unseekable (e.g. pipe) lav2wav simply writes a large length into the header and leaves it at
       that.  Most tools like sox(1) or mp2enc(1) either ignore the length field anyway or only give a warning.
       The audio length is inacurate calculated when lav2wav generates silence.  This happens only if you have NTSC framerate and than it  creates
       for every hour of video 1.1498sec too less of silence.

AUTHOR

       This man page was written by Bernhard Praschinger.
       If you have questions, remarks, problems or you just want to contact the developers, the main mailing list for the MJPEG-tools is:
	 mjpeg-users@lists.sourceforge.net

       For more info, see our website at
	      http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO

       mjpegtools(1), mp2enc(1), sox(1)

MJPEG Linux Square						    2 June 2001 							lav2wav(1)
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