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I am using the below program to capture frames from the video stream using the sample grabber. When I use the MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB32 the images show up and I can open them. However when I use MEDIASUBTYPE_YUV2 or MEDIASUBTYPE_MJPG then the saved image does not open(The photos app says this format is not supported). Can someone explain how I can get this to work with other formats? I also don't understand why RGB32 works when the camera does not even report supporting it. It only reports MJPG and YUV2 as being supported.sample.txt
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Have you tried to use such as the AVI Mux Filter and the File Writer filter to persist the stream? It may be that applications don't support such raw format.
As I said in another question, the file including its extension written by your SampleGrabberCallback::BufferCB is invalid, although it's valid for MEDIASUBTYPE_RGB32 in .bmp file.
I found the related thread which said
You don't use a BITMAPINFOHEADER for a JPEG image, and you certainly don't save them to a .BMP. It's a JPEG. You just copy the bits to file and make the extension .JPG. As long as the first two bytes are FF D8, that should be all it takes.