*.braw files use the mov container format and a standard pcm_s24le audio stream. You may choose not to use braw-decode to control the input parameters but you will need to specify them manually in its place.īraw-decode does nothing with audio at all as it is not needed. The colorchannelmixer is used to correct the colors as a filter stage *FFmpeg does not have a planar 16 bit format in RGB channel sequence. Optional -filter:v colorchannelmixer=0:1:0:0:0:0:1:0:1:0:0:0 : Needed to correct color channels*.-i pipe:0 : Tells ffmpeg to read the data from stdin.-r : The intended frame rate of the incoming data stream.-s : The intended resolution of the incoming data stream.-pixel_format : The layout and bit depth of the data stream.-f rawvideo : Tells ffmpeg that it will be decoding a raw data stream.
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The program controls the following parameters: The second stage prints the parameters needed for FFmpeg to read them decoded data. Running braw-decode without piping it to FFmpeg will have unintended consequences as it will print all command characters that happen to be in the *.braw file without escaping them. This is intended to be piped directly to FFmpeg.
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The first stage of braw-decode will read a *.braw as pure RGB data out to the standard CLI output. Provide FFmpeg with the parameters to interpret the decoded data.Decode the *.braw file into a format FFMpeg can read.c:v hevc_nvenc -b:v 32M -profile:v rext output.movīraw-decode has two main purposes in the conversion process. Braw-decode -v -c 16pl sample.braw | ffmpeg -y -i sample.braw $(braw-decode -c 16pl -f sample.braw) \