HuffYUV 2.2
User Reviews & Comments - 10 reviews
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Radek
on 14 February 2013
Can original huffyuv decode ffdshow huffyuv?
(I have problems with out of sync using avisynth+ffdshow huffyuv)
(I have problems with out of sync using avisynth+ffdshow huffyuv)
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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zebulon
on 10 May 2011
Hi,
It run great with XP, but... how to install it or, how to know if it's installed (in Seven 64bit) ?
I can't get pictures in VirtualDubMod (1.5.10.2), even with ffdshow:
"Couldn't locate decompressor for format 'FFVH' (unknown)..."
I tried with 64 and 32bit versions of ffdshow, but it is the same.
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It run great with XP, but... how to install it or, how to know if it's installed (in Seven 64bit) ?
I can't get pictures in VirtualDubMod (1.5.10.2), even with ffdshow:
"Couldn't locate decompressor for format 'FFVH' (unknown)..."
I tried with 64 and 32bit versions of ffdshow, but it is the same.
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→HuffYUV 2.2.0
IM
it's me
on 04 October 2007
Don't use 2.2.0 use 2.1.1 I have no problems with that one :)
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
ZZ
zzebi
on 11 July 2006
"HuffYUV is a ... lossless ... codec."
It is simply not true! YUV422 is lossy by nature because the chroma components are subsampled.
However it can be considered lossless in case your source is a native YUV422 data, which is true in most cases. But still calling it lossless in general is false.
You can expect an average compression rate of ~4:1 (lossy) compared to YUV444 (or RGB24) and ~3:1 (lossless) vs YUV422.
In practice it works quite well when it doesn't crash... Unfortunately that happens often randomly.
It is simply not true! YUV422 is lossy by nature because the chroma components are subsampled.
However it can be considered lossless in case your source is a native YUV422 data, which is true in most cases. But still calling it lossless in general is false.
You can expect an average compression rate of ~4:1 (lossy) compared to YUV444 (or RGB24) and ~3:1 (lossless) vs YUV422.
In practice it works quite well when it doesn't crash... Unfortunately that happens often randomly.
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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Teej
on 28 May 2006
Having problems with Premiere Pro 2, when you press any button after modifying the encoder settings, it closes Premiere automatically, without warning.
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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Neros
on 19 May 2006
I realy liked the 2.1.1 using it to out put lossless AVIs from After Effects 5.5. But now I can't get it to work on my new workstation with after effects 7.0 running win64... Is this a known problem?
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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rustyp
on 23 September 2005
This might sound stupid but I downloaded and installed by right clicking on the huffyuv.inf file and select "Install now what, where is the program, I dont see a icon or install folder any place, how do I uninstall?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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Neuling
on 06 July 2005
I only partially agree. Huffyuv 2.2.0 seems to have a problem with RGB-encoded files. It indeed manages to crash every application (e.g. Virtualdub, Premiere, Media Player Classic) that try to playback files that were encoded with the RGB compression method.
However if you choose the "<-- convert to YUY2"-option in the RGB compression method-dialog, all files are perfectly usable and playable - at least for me.
So the bottomline seems to be: convert your files to YUY2 while encoding and enjoy the benefits of this fast lossless codec without hassle!
However if you choose the "<-- convert to YUY2"-option in the RGB compression method-dialog, all files are perfectly usable and playable - at least for me.
So the bottomline seems to be: convert your files to YUY2 while encoding and enjoy the benefits of this fast lossless codec without hassle!
→HuffYUV 2.2.0
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