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Swap or duplicate colour planes with FFmpeg shuffleplanes

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For editors debugging a clip with swapped or odd chroma, or wanting to look at one plane. You end with a clip whose planes are reordered or repeated. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run; plane meaning depends on the pixel format.

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Guide title

Swap or duplicate colour planes with FFmpeg shuffleplanes

Coverage

For editors debugging a clip with swapped or odd chroma, or wanting to look at one plane. You end with a clip whose planes are reordered or repeated. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run; plane meaning depends on the pixel format.

Example

A hypothetical clip with swapped red and blue tones is tried with the manual's swap of the second and third planes; nothing was run.

Useful starting points

  • With no maps given the output is unchanged, so no visible change usually means an identity mapping.
  • Odd colours usually mean the plane order does not match the pixel format; check the format first.
  • Asking for a plane the format does not have gives an error; use an index that exists.
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