Vooya: raw YUV/RGB Video Player
An all-new version for MacOS X Mountain Lion, Linux, Windows 7 is out there!
The original one! (hahaha)
Now with support for v210!
Vooya is a player for raw (uncompressed and containerless) YUV and RGB video data, most commonly used in scientific environments, and has a variety of features which makes working with raw data easier:
- Detects format and color space by file name (currently YUV and RGB are supported), 4:0:0, 4:2:0, 4:2:2, 4:4:4, planar, interleaved and arbitrary bit depths up to 16bit fixed point
- Remembers file formats
- Guesses format from file name
- Drop / copy single frames (png, bmp, jpg)
- Drawing annotations
- Magnifier, pixel-exact view
- Advanced Deinterlacing
- Single color channel view
- Difference mode, PSNR and MSE measurements
- Displays HEVC Coding Unit indices and partition index
- Two players can be synchronized
- Can read Kakadu '.vix' files
- Can read YUVPlayer Deluxe header files
- Tools to reverse yuv files, extract single frames or sub-sequences
- Mac OSX, Linux and Windows
- Completely free
- see the changelog for details
Vooya is intended to be a full-feature toolkit for the happy video researcher and was inspired mainly by PYUV Raw Sequence Player, YUV Player Deluxe, Avarex player, GLYUVPlay and so forth.
In case of questions or for bug reports, feel free to use the contact form.
Look at the usage guide in order to get help.
Look at the usage guide in order to get help.
Download the current version (0.5 Beta) below!
[and send me some money if you like it.]
last edited on May 8, 2013
Screenshots
Planned Features
- Scriptable plugin interface
- Overall PSNR / SSIM measurement
- more color spaces
- OpenGL / DirectDraw support (Euh, does that make sense? it is raw data, slow thing are the disks - )
- you name it
Known Issues
- Shared library dependencies on linux are not well determined
- Encountered something? Tell me please!
Comments
Comment by Rangler | 18.01.2012
It's always a pleausre to hear from someone with expertise.
Comment by pockethook | 20.11.2012
It would be nice to have support for *.y files without having to change them to *.bw.
Comment by saminath | 17.01.2013
Good
Comment by sadegh | 05.02.2013
i cant used that because you just support ubonto and windows what about fedora?
That's right. I don't have the time to support every fuckin' Linux flavor, hehe.
Comment by Petros | 07.03.2013
Amazing application, the of the best raw players. Can you give us the source code?
Thank you :)
return NULL;
Always welcome!
Comment by bgm | 04.04.2013
Hi, How about converting files to y4m?
vooya is not about conversion, but about display.
support for y4m is on the list.
Comment by Jon Whiting | 25.04.2013
Application comes up and tells me "No Dolby Support", "This software is not intended to work on Dolby-IT support systems" What does that mean?
That's right, Dolby has no access due to its IT policy; next version fixes spourious false alarms.
Comment by ken | 30.05.2013
I can't display YUV 10bit v210 format successfully. Does Vooya support v210 format?