bit-depth Questions
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I want to conert a numpy array from int32 type to int16 type.
I have an int32 array called array_int32 and I am converting that to int16.
import numpy as np
array_int32 = np.array([31784960, 690...
Fabria asked 2/4, 2019 at 11:46
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Is it possible to use ffprobe or ffmpeg to figure out the bit depth of a video file? I specifically want to know how many bits per channel (bpc) my video is. 8 is typical, but some fancier codecs c...
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I'm aware that colour banding is an old chestnut of a problem that has been discussed many times before with various solutions provided (which essentially boil down to use 32-bit throughout, or use...
Bwana asked 16/8, 2012 at 19:28
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I've been struggling to get gradients to appear smooth on my LG G Watch running Android 5.0.1.
Before you mark as a duplicate, I have tried every answer for several posts (like Why android lose im...
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I'm using matplotlib to generate some figures via savefig. These figures are black and white and need to be saved at a very high resolution (1000 dpi) in TIFF format. It would therefore be benefici...
Snowflake asked 12/9, 2014 at 14:12
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I read about.wav file format by googling,all I could figure was that Frames are made of samples(of some defined bit depth) and a wav stereo file has a multiple of something called channels....
The ...
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I'd like to reduce the file size of some mp3 audios with sox. I think I can reduce stereo to only 1 channel (i.e. mono), reduce the sample rate and reduce the bit-depth. I find it seems sox can do ...
Grannia asked 16/3, 2012 at 15:34
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I'm working on an application that prints a folder of image files, including JPEG and TIFF. The TIFF images are usually Black and White (1bpp).
After loading the image, I want to determine if the ...
Genisia asked 27/1, 2010 at 21:47
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What command or series of commands could I execute from the CLI to recursively traverse a directory tree and reduce the bit-depth of all PNG files within that tree from 24bpp to 16bpp? Commands sho...
Discriminator asked 25/8, 2009 at 17:51
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