View Source Membrane.RawVideo (Membrane: Raw video format v0.4.1)

This module provides a struct (Membrane.RawVideo.t/0) describing raw video frames.

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Types

Determines, whether buffers are aligned i.e. each buffer contains one frame.

Number of frames per second. To avoid using floating point numbers, it is described by 2 integers number of frames per timeframe in seconds.

Height of single frame in pixels.

Format used to encode the color of every pixel in each video frame.

t()

Width of single frame in pixels.

Functions

Simple wrapper over frame_size/3. Returns the size of raw video frame in bytes for the given caps.

Returns the size of raw video frame in bytes (without padding).

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@type aligned() :: boolean()

Determines, whether buffers are aligned i.e. each buffer contains one frame.

@type framerate() :: {frames :: non_neg_integer(), seconds :: pos_integer()} | nil

Number of frames per second. To avoid using floating point numbers, it is described by 2 integers number of frames per timeframe in seconds.

For example, NTSC's framerate of ~29.97 fps is represented by {30_000, 1001}. If the information about the framerate is not present in the stream, nil value should be used and the buffers described by this stream format must have non-nil timestamps.

@type height() :: pos_integer()

Height of single frame in pixels.

@type pixel_format() ::
  :I420
  | :I422
  | :I444
  | :RGB
  | :BGRA
  | :RGBA
  | :NV12
  | :NV21
  | :YV12
  | :AYUV
  | :YUY2

Format used to encode the color of every pixel in each video frame.

@type t() :: %Membrane.RawVideo{
  aligned: aligned(),
  framerate: framerate(),
  height: height(),
  pixel_format: pixel_format(),
  width: width()
}
@type width() :: pos_integer()

Width of single frame in pixels.

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@spec frame_size(t()) :: {:ok, pos_integer()} | {:error, reason}
when reason: :invalid_dimensions | :invalid_pixel_format

Simple wrapper over frame_size/3. Returns the size of raw video frame in bytes for the given caps.

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frame_size(format, width, height)

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@spec frame_size(pixel_format(), width(), height()) ::
  {:ok, pos_integer()} | {:error, reason}
when reason: :invalid_dimensions | :invalid_pixel_format

Returns the size of raw video frame in bytes (without padding).

It may result in error when dimensions don't fulfill requirements for the given format (e.g. I420 requires both dimensions to be divisible by 2).