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- From: dtb@irnbru.Eng.Sun.COM (David Berry)
- Newsgroups: comp.multimedia
- Subject: Re: Convert 4:1:1 YUV data to RGB
- Date: 30 Jul 1992 17:26:59 GMT
- Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca.
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- References: <1992Jul23.211649.28491@cs.cornell.edu> <116780001@hplred.HP.COM>
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- In article <116780001@hplred.HP.COM> fitzhugh@hplred.HP.COM (Andrew Fitzhugh) writes:
- >/ hplred:comp.multimedia / pej@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Phil Jensen) / 6:04 am Jul 27, 1992 /
- >> In comp.multimedia, soam@freyja.cs.cornell.edu (Soam Acharya) writes:
- >> > Can anyone point me towards a reference that explains how to convert
- >> > 4:1:1 subsampled YUV data to RGB?
- >> >
- >>
- >> Call your local Signetics Rep and ask for the Phillips Video Data Handbook.
- >> This contains specs on the parts that are on your board. Look at the SAA7192
- >> Digital Colour Space Converter. This is a YUV to RGB converter. Included are
- >> equations for the YUV to RGB conversion.
- >
- >Actually, the Signetics book gives the equations for YCbCr (normalized
- >YUV, so they're essentially the same). I just happened to be typing
- >in these numbers so I can save you some time:
- >
-
- I sent mail to the original poster, the problem is that the chip set
- used on the VideoPix hardware is the SAA9051. This is not compatible
- with the YUV to RGB converter chip listed above. (If I am wrong
- someone will hopefully correct me.)
-
- The VideoPix equations, as given to me by Phillips for the SAA9051
- are,
-
- /*
- * Philips YUV to RGB. These
- * aren't the same as standard YUV to RGB.
- * The equations are
- *
- * R = 1.1759*Y + 1.2743*V
- * G = 1.1759*Y - 0.3184*U - 0.6335*V
- * B = 1.1759*Y + 1.674*U;
- */
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- David Berry, david.berry@sun.com
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