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Adding y4m output would mean an output that's playable without external metadata knowledge, which would be an important milestone for ease of use.
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Hello. I've been trying out VVenC recently, and I've noticed that this encoder doesn't support y4m input for some reason.
Are there any plans into bringing y4m support into the encoder? Having to pipe YUV and specifying the data is fine, but it is not optimal and makes the encoding workflow more annoying, even when scripted.
Might as well add in y4m support in VVdec.