<span><span style="font-family: Verdana"><strong><span style="font-size: 16pt">YUV2ANY</span></strong><br />
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	  <span style="font-family: Verdana">Description:</span></strong><br />
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This project is small command line tool for image conversion into YUV color space. Currently support BMP, JPEG, PNG, PCX, TGA and GIF as input images (uses Corona library). In future planned support of video sequences such as MPEG-2. Tool can work in "multiple input files" mode and produce on output all-in-one file or separated YUV files. Types of output YUV images is very wide. Tool support standart formats like a YUV4:2:0, YUV4:2:2 and 4:4:4. Also tool support conversion in some exotic formats that comes from JPEG standart: H2V2(same as 4:2:0), H2V1 (same as 4:2:2), H1V2 and H1V1(same as 4:4:4). Output format of YUV images can be planar (color components separated on planes [Y0, Y1, ..., Yn][U0,
		  U1, ..., Un][V0, V1, ..., Vn]) and mixed (all color componens are mixed [Y0, U0,
		  Y1, V0, Y2, U1, Y3, V1, ....]).<br />
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  Tool was written for Microsoft Windows platform but it can be easly ported to any others, because sources don't contain win32 specific code.<br />
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	  </span><span style="font-family: Verdana"><strong>Usage:<br />
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	  </strong><span style="font-family: Courier New">any2yuv.exe [options] &lt;input_file(s)&gt;
		  &lt;output_file(s)&gt;<br />
		  Options:<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; -a : Add new image to the end of output file. Don't truncate output
		  file.<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; -t &lt;h2v2|h2v1|h1v2|h1v1|uvyv|yuyv&gt; : Type of output YUV image(s).<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; -m &lt;first&gt; &lt;last&gt; &lt;n&gt;
		  : Multiple input file mode. Where:<br />
		  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; first : first enumerator<br />
		  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; last : last enumerator<br />
		  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; size : enumerator size (3 for 001, 5 for 00001)<br />
		  &nbsp; &nbsp;-c : Output as C/C++ source. Default: binary mode<br />
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		  Note: Use symbol '$' in file names for enumerators.<br />
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		  Examples:<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; any2yuv.exe -a -m 0 100 3 test$.bmp out.yuv<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; Convert images from 'test000.bmp' to 'test100.bmp' into single 'out.yuv'
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		  &nbsp;&nbsp; any2yuv.exe -m 10 200 5 test$.jpg out$.yuv<br />
		  &nbsp;&nbsp; Convert images 'test00010.jpg'...'test00200.jpg' into files 'out00010.yuv'...'out00200.yuv'<br />
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			  <strong>Sources:<br />
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			  </strong>&nbsp;&nbsp; For last sources follow by this link.<br />
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			  <strong>Binaries:<br />
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			  </strong>&nbsp;&nbsp; For last binaries follow by this link.</span></span></span></span>