[MPlayer-users] Converting between uncompressed AVIs?

[Nathan Hiemenz]

Yes, the AVI is just the RAW video with a header and
footer, near as I can tell. But no player other than
mPlayer has so far been able to read it. I need either
Animation Shop or ImageReady to read it so that I can
import it. ImageReady technically loads it, but the
frames just show up as white screens.
I don't know if there's a "standard" per se, but I
know that most programs that allow you to choose your
compression scheme has a "Full Frames (uncompressed)"
option, and I just figured that it uses some kind of
standard for that.

--- Ivan Kowalenko <ivan.kowalenko at gmail.com> wrote:

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> On Jul 18, 2006, at 19.43, Nathan Hiemenz wrote:
> 
> > PS. I want to convert it to a standard
> UNCOMPRESSED
> > form, so that I can accurately sprite rip. And
> here's
> > a link to what the RGB form  is like:
> > http://files.realmprotectors.com/video.avi
> 
> Comes out as RAW video to me. Is this supposed to be
> the video with  
> the RGB, or the RAW?
> 
> It's identified as an RGB color space, though.
> 
> > --- Nathan Hiemenz <hyper_rpger at yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >> ZSNES now lets you dump zmvs to movies. I've
> found it convienent  
> >> for sprite ripping to use AVIs, it makes things
> faster and more  
> >> accurate.
> >>
> >> But when I try to create an uncompressed avi in
> mencoder (using - 
> >> ovc copy option -- it copies over the raw video
> dump), the format  
> >> the ends up in is called RGB .
> 
> I just tried what you punched in. I get identical
> output from both  
> videos. No problems.
> 
> >> This format is non-recognizable by most players,
> including any  
> >> animation applications that import AVIs. I would
> like to know how  
> >> to convert these avis to some "standard" form.
> 
> What is "standard" form? The file fits the AVI spec
> appropriately.  
> MPlayer plays it, though VLC does not. However, VLC
> claims not to  
> understand the FOURCC "RGB," so it's more of a thing
> where the file  
> is properly formatted and such, it's just that VLC
> doesn't know what  
> the video is. I think the problem isn't with
> MPlayer, but whatever  
> you're using to import the file.
> 
> What's wrong, though, with just importing the dumped
> file? It's RAW/ 
> RGB video, isn't it?
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