Leo Izen
Leo Izen
As for *why* djxl is producing a linear light grayscale profile for an 8-bit image? That's undesirable behavior, but it's not exactly incorrect.
> > JPEG XL "enum color space" supports custom primaries and gamma > > Sure, but if it's not a CICP enum, there's not much point/advantage in recording the custom...
It does not matter if an ICC profile for the custom primaries is not embedded in the JXL itself because libjxl can synthesize one if necessary.
If the compiler itself is crashing, this seems like a bug in GCC itself. If you use clang++ for this specific instance, does it work?
Related to #2579
In that case this LGTM.
With `--screenshot-tag-colorspace=no` the image will be coerced into sRGB before saving. If I had to guess, this is likely because libplacebo does black point compensation but the native color shaders...
I don't think this PR shows the number you want it to show. See this as an example, both with `--speed=1.0` (default). It appears that you're printing the "time remaining"...
Ah, I see, in that case it appears to be working as intended, although I'm guessing many users might be confused by the intention. Most people seeing a negative number...
> so it intentionally doing it wrong? The metadata is not incorrect. You need to look at the chunks themselves. `vo_gpu` converts the pixel data to sRGB, and it writes...