YUV Player

Even though it may seem like child play for devices to capture both motion or still images and make them understandable by human eyes, there is a complex set of rules devices are defined by. Captured images are decomposed into multiple parts, analyzed and blended in a final result with as little flaws as possible. With the help of specialized applications like YUV Player you can easily analyze and save images of a specific component.

The application comes in an extremely lightweight package that takes up little space and uses a barely noticeable amount of system resources. What's more, no installation is required so you can benefit from its features wherever you are.

Files stored under the YUV format are used as a better means to store color information, in other words, as an alternative to RGB. Both image and video files can be encoded this way and the application can load both.

Once your file is loaded, each frame can be accessed, either by manually scrolling through each one or using a dedicated function. The integrated context menu is the only way through which images can be exported. Possibilities let you save the luminance, YUV444, YUV422, YUV420, as well as RGB formats.

View size can be set to several standard formats, such as VGA or 1080p, and even input your own size specifications. Color is also one of the aspects up for selection. Depending on the section you want to be analyzed, options range from multiple YUV formats, NV, as well as RGB16, 24 and 32.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that YUV Player is a lightweight, yet practical video analysis tool. It's not for everyone, with solid knowledge required in order to properly use its features. It's good with system resources and you can work on your projects on the go because no setup is required.