So, I'm doing some image processing in MATLAB, and attempting to save a file out to a y4m format with colorspace 4:2:0.
Basically, w开发者_StackOverflow社区hat it comes down to is I want to use fwrite, but I want to be able to skip a certain number of items in the vector that's writing. Is there an easy way I can do this?
There are tools for doing this already.
If you insist on doing things yourself (I do, since I can't be bothered paying for the separate toolboxes), you can always make a new vector containing only the elements you need to write. Assuming that you have YUV 4:4:4 and you want to write it as YUV 4:2:0:
- Split
yuv444into it's separate Y', Cb, Cr components - Write
Y'as is, usingfwrite - Downsample
CbandCrby a factor of two to getCb_downandCr_down - Write
Cb_downandCr_downusingfwriteto the same open file handle
Logical indexing from 'Steve on Image Processing' might be a good starter for your aim.
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