Reputation: 348
I have YUV images. In windows7, yuvplayer
can open them, as UYVY format.
And I want to convert one of those images to RGB, in Linux environment.
I think I can do conversion using imagemagick
. But below errors occur.
1) without -depth 8
$ convert -verbose -size 736x480 yuv:frame-99.yuv frame-99.bmp
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99.yuv YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 16-bit DirectClass 707KB 0.040u 0:00.050
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99.bmp YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 16-bit DirectClass 1.057MB 0.360u 0:00.129
convert.im6: unexpected end-of-file `frame-99.yuv': No such file or directory @ error/yuv.c/ReadYUVImage/440.
2) with -depth 8
$ convert -verbose -size 736x480 -depth 8 yuv:frame-99.yuv frame-99.bmp
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99.yuv[0] YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 707KB 0.060u 0:00.070
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99.yuv[1] YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 707KB 0.020u 0:00.039
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99-0.bmp[0] YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 1.057MB 0.670u 0:00.240
yuv:frame-99.yuv=>frame-99-1.bmp[1] YUV 736x480 736x480+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 1.057MB 0.870u 0:00.280
convert.im6: unexpected end-of-file `frame-99.yuv': No such file or directory @ error/yuv.c/ReadYUVImage/440.
Size of this file is 706560 bytes.
How can I convert a image?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 5349
Reputation: 348
I tried using below command, as Mark Setchell said in comment.
convert -verbose -size 736x480 UYVY:frame-99.yuv frame-99.bmp
And I found this works well.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 8837
I believe the size you're specifying is too large. Imagemagick tries to fill the space with the data you supply, but encounters the EOF before it's done.
Make sure the -size
parameter reflects the dimensions of the image you want to convert.
eg:
convert rose: UYVY:rose.uyv
convert -size 70x46 -depth 8 UYVY:rose.uyv -colorspace sRGB rose2.png
Upvotes: 0