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ld chroma decoder
This application takes the output of ld-decode (a PAL or NTSC TBC file) and performs chroma decoding (i.e. colourises it).
The output is a sequence of RGB48, YUV444P16, or GRAY16 video frames suitable for piping to an external application such as FFmpeg.
Syntax:
ld-chroma-decoder [options] <input TBC file name> [output file name]
Note
This is mostly automated with FFmpeg profiles today with tbc-video-export.
TBC --> Chroma-Decoder y4m --> Pipe | --> FFmpeg --> V210 4:2:2 Uncompressed in the QuickTime MOV container.
NTSC
ld-chroma-decoder --decoder ntsc3d -p y4m -q INPUT.tbc| ffmpeg -i - -c:v v210 -f mov -top 1 -vf setfield=tff -flags +ilme+ildct -pix_fmt yuv422p10le -color_primaries smpte170m -color_trc bt709 -colorspace smpte170m -color_range tv -vf setdar=4/3,setfield=tff OUTPUT.mov
PAL
ld-chroma-decoder --decoder transform3d -p y4m -q INPUT.tbc| ffmpeg -i - -c:v v210 -f mov -top 1 -vf setfield=tff -flags +ilme+ildct -pix_fmt yuv422p10le -color_primaries bt470bg -color_trc bt709 -colorspace bt470bg -color_range tv -vf setdar=4/3,setfield=tff OUTPUT.mov
Y4M Only.
NTSC
ld-chroma-decoder --ffll 1 --lfll 259 --ffrl 2 --lfrl 525 --decoder ntsc3d -p y4m -q INPUT.tbc OUTPUT.mov
PAL
ld-chroma-decoder --ffll 2 --lfll 308 --ffrl 2 --lfrl 620 --decoder transform3d -p y4m -q INPUT.tbc OUTPUT.mov
Most options have a corresponding setting in ld-analyse's 'Chroma decoder configuration' window so you can experiment with them interactively there. For more information, see the ld-analyse manual.
The mono
filter isn't available in ld-analyse. It treats the whole signal as luma, so it's the best choice when you know that the input video doesn't contain any colour information (e.g. black-and-white films).
Options:
-h, --help Displays help on commandline
options.
--help-all Displays help including Qt
specific options.
-v, --version Displays version information.
-d, --debug Show debug
-q, --quiet Suppress info and warning
messages
--input-json <filename> Specify the input JSON file
(default input.json)
-s, --start <number> Specify the start frame number
-l, --length <number> Specify the length (number of
frames to process)
-r, --reverse Reverse the field order to
second/first (default
first/second)
--chroma-gain <number> Gain factor applied to chroma
components (default 1.0)
--chroma-phase <number> Phase rotation applied to chroma
components (degrees; default 0.0)
-p, --output-format <output-format> Output format (rgb, yuv, y4m;
default rgb); RGB48, YUV444P16,
GRAY16 pixel formats are supported
-b, --blackandwhite Output in black and white
--pad, --output-padding <number> Pad the output frame to a
multiple of this many pixels on
both axes (1 means no padding,
maximum is 32)
-f, --decoder <decoder> Decoder to use (pal2d,
transform2d, transform3d, ntsc1d,
ntsc2d, ntsc3d, ntsc3dnoadapt,
mono; default automatic)
-t, --threads <number> Specify the number of concurrent
threads (default number of logical
CPUs)
--ffll, --first_active_field_line <number> The first visible line of a
field. Range 1-259 for NTSC
(default: 20), 2-308 for PAL
(default: 22)
--lfll, --last_active_field_line <number> The last visible line of a field.
Range 1-259 for NTSC (default:
259), 2-308 for PAL (default: 308)
--ffrl, --first_active_frame_line <number> The first visible line of a
frame. Range 1-525 for NTSC
(default: 40), 1-620 for PAL
(default: 44)
--lfrl, --last_active_frame_line <number> The last visible line of a frame.
Range 1-525 for NTSC (default:
525), 1-620 for PAL (default: 620)
-o, --oftest NTSC: Overlay the adaptive filter
map (only used for testing)
--chroma-nr <number> NTSC: Chroma noise reduction
level in dB (default 0.0)
--luma-nr <number> Luma noise reduction level in dB
(default 1.0)
--ntsc-phase-comp NTSC: Adjust phase per-line using
burst phase
--simple-pal Transform: Use 1D UV filter
(default 2D)
--transform-threshold <number> Transform: Uniform similarity
threshold (default 0.4)
--transform-thresholds <file> Transform: File containing
per-bin similarity thresholds
--show-ffts Transform: Overlay the input and
output FFTs
Arguments:
input Specify input TBC file (- for piped input)
output Specify output file (omit or - for piped output)
- Basic usage
- TBC Video Export
- PAL decode guide
- NTSC decode guide
- Working with multiple discs
- Working with subtitles
- Disc images to download
- ld-decode
- ld-analyse
- ld-chroma-decoder
- ld-process-vbi
- ld-export-metadata
- ld-dropout-correct
- ld-process-efm
- ld-discmap
- ld-disc-stacker
- ld-process-vits
- ld-lds-converter
- ld-chroma-encoder