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Original Author: Tim Borer ****************************************************************/ #include //Contains EXIT_SUCCESS, EXIT_FAILURE #include //For cin, cout, cerr #include //For fill_n using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::cerr; using std::clog; using std::endl; using std::ios_base; using std::fill_n; #include "setstdiomode.h" using namespace dirac_vu; int main(int argc, char * argv[] ) { if (argc != 4) { cout << "\"YUV411toRGB\" command line format is:" << endl; cout << " Argument 1: width (pixels) e.g. 720" << endl; cout << " Argument 2: height (lines) e.g. 576" << endl; cout << " Argument 333: number of frames e.g. 3" << endl; cout << " Example: YUV411toRGB bar 720 576 3" << endl; cout << " converts 3 frames, of 720x576 pixels, from file foo to file bar" << endl; return EXIT_SUCCESS; } //Get command line arguments int width = atoi(argv[1]); int height = atoi(argv[2]); int frames = atoi(argv[3]); //Set standard input and standard output to binary mode. //Only relevant for Windows (*nix is always binary) if ( setstdinmode(std::ios_base::binary) == -1 ) { cerr << "Error: could not set standard input to binary mode" << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } if ( setstdoutmode(std::ios_base::binary) == -1 ) { cerr << "Error: could not set standard output to binary mode" << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } //Allocate memory for input and output buffers. const int YBufferSize = height*width; unsigned char *YBuffer = new unsigned char[YBufferSize]; const int UVBufferSize = height*width/4; unsigned char *UBuffer = new unsigned char[UVBufferSize]; unsigned char *VBuffer = new unsigned char[UVBufferSize]; const int RGBBufferSize = 3*height*width; unsigned char *RGBBuffer = new unsigned char[RGBBufferSize]; //Define some working variables and arrays //Define buffers for filtering (width+2 to allow filtering edges) int *ULine2 = (new int[width+2])+1; //Line contains 2:1 subsamples int *VLine2 = (new int[width+2])+1; //Line contains 2:1 subsamples int *ULine4 = (new int[width+4])+2; //Line contains 4:1 subsamples int *VLine4 = (new int[width+4])+2; //Line contains 4:1 subsamples fill_n(&ULine2[-1], width+2, 0); fill_n(&VLine2[-1], width+2, 0); fill_n(&ULine4[-2], width+4, 0); fill_n(&VLine4[-2], width+4, 0); int R, G, B; int Y, U, V; //Create references for input and output stream buffers. //IO is via stream buffers for efficiency std::streambuf& inbuf = *(cin.rdbuf()); std::streambuf& outbuf = *(cout.rdbuf()); for (int frame=0; frame(YBuffer), YBufferSize) < YBufferSize ) { cerr << "Error: failed to read Y component of frame " << frame << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } if ( inbuf.sgetn(reinterpret_cast(UBuffer), UVBufferSize) < UVBufferSize ) { cerr << "Error: failed to read U component of frame " << frame << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } if ( inbuf.sgetn(reinterpret_cast(VBuffer), UVBufferSize) < UVBufferSize ) { cerr << "Error: failed to read V component of frame " << frame << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } for (int line=0; line>1); VLine2[pixel] = ((VLine4[pixel-2]+2*VLine4[pixel]+VLine4[pixel+2]+1)>>1); } int YIndex = width*line; int RGBIndex = 3*width*line; for (int pixel=0; pixel>1); V = ((VLine2[pixel-1]+2*VLine2[pixel]+VLine2[pixel+1]+1)>>1); //Matrix YUV to RGB R = ((298*Y + 409*V + 128)>>8); G = ((298*Y - 100*U - 208*V + 128)>>8); B = ((298*Y + 516*U + 128)>>8); //Clip RGB Values RGBBuffer[RGBIndex++] = static_cast( (R<0) ? 0 : ((R>255) ? 255 : R) ); RGBBuffer[RGBIndex++] = static_cast( (G<0) ? 0 : ((G>255) ? 255 : G) ); RGBBuffer[RGBIndex++] = static_cast( (B<0) ? 0 : ((B>255) ? 255 : B) ); } } //Write frames of RGB if ( outbuf.sputn(reinterpret_cast(RGBBuffer), RGBBufferSize) < RGBBufferSize ) { cerr << "Error: failed to write frame " << frame << endl; return EXIT_FAILURE; } } delete [] (&VLine4[-2]); delete [] (&ULine4[-2]); delete [] (&VLine2[-1]); delete [] (&ULine2[-1]); delete [] RGBBuffer; delete [] VBuffer; delete [] UBuffer; delete [] YBuffer; return EXIT_SUCCESS; }