hi_venc_vui_video_signal
Description
Defines the VideoSignal information in the VUI field of an H.264/H.265 encoding channel.
Prototype
hi_venc_vui_video_signal = {"video_signal_type_present_flag": video_signal_type_present_flag,
"video_format": video_format,
"video_full_range_flag": video_full_range_flag,
"colour_description_present_flag": colour_description_present_flag,
"colour_primaries": colour_primaries,
"transfer_characteristics": transfer_characteristics,
"matrix_coefficients": matrix_coefficients}
Members
Member |
Description |
|---|---|
video_signal_type_present_flag |
Int, flag that indicates whether the video signal information in the VUI field takes effect. The value can be 0 or 1 (default). Other parameters in the table are valid only when this flag is set to 1. |
video_format |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The default value is 5. Value range: [0, 7] for H.264; [0, 5] for H.265. |
video_full_range_flag |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The value can be 0 (default) or 1. If this parameter is set to 0, the pixel value range is limited. The luminance value range is 16–235, and the chrominance value range is 16–240. For H.264 and H.265 streams on the Atlas inference products, the default value of video_full_range_flag is 0 (indicating limited_range) during VENC encoding. On the |
colour_description_present_flag |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The default value is 1. You do not need to set this parameter because the system sets it based on the actual image information. |
colour_primaries |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The default value is 1. You do not need to set this parameter because the system sets it based on the actual image information. |
transfer_characteristics |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The default value is 1. You do not need to set this parameter because the system sets it based on the actual image information. |
matrix_coefficients |
Int. For details, see the H.264/H.265 protocol. The default value is 1. You do not need to set this parameter because the system sets it based on the actual image information. |