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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 06/24/2015 01:33 PM, Dimitrios
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<div>Hello everyone,<br>
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Lately, I have been working with two hyperspectral
cameras, one detecting 25 wavelengths and one with over
1000. I have been using GStreamer to develop some
components for image processing. <br>
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One of the issues I have is that video/x-raw is not enough
for handling hyperspectral frames. What would be
preferable is the definition of a video/hyperspectral
format, that would allow for passing additional data and
allowing for better frame manipulation e.g. pass the
wavelength values downstream and perform operations on
specific wavelengths. <br>
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For this reason I have developed a simple version of a
video/hyperspectral-cube format for my components. What I
wish to ask is a) has anyone worked on a similar subject? I
have asked on irc but no one seemed to have relative
experience, b) what would it take to get such an extension
approved, since I intend to push the format and components
developed with it upstream.<br>
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Regards,<br>
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Dimitrios</div>
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There is no "registry" or anything similar for media types, so you
are free to define your own. There is no approval process.<br>
That said, an up-to-date list of commonly used media types would be
nice to have..<br>
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