But playing these videos back in reverse causes a stutter, which I believe is due to the codec.

I was hoping to use the recorded videos to looped them in PALINDROME mode. I tried a whole bunch but then opening the recorded files in quicktime the codec mostly ended up being H264.

ooo: worked very well (preview worked, and aspect ratio’s right)Ĭompresses images in the Planar RGB format.Ĭompresses video using the Sorenson Video™ V2.30.302 compressor from Sorenson™ Media, Inc.Ĭompresses video using the Sorenson Video® 3 SE V 3.3.302 compressor from Sorenson® Media, Inc.ĭecompresses video stored in XviD format.Ĭompresses images using Apple Computer's Cinepak compression algorithmĬompresses an image to DVCPRO50 NTSC format.Ĭompresses an image to DVCPRO50 PAL format.Ĭompresses an image to DV/DVCPRO NTSC format.Ĭompresses an image to DVCPRO PAL format.Ĭompresses images using H.261 compression algorithmĬompresses images using H.263 compression algorithmĬompresses images using the ISO standard baseline JPEG algorithmĬompresses images to the JPEG 2000 JP2 format.Ĭompresses images compressed using Motion JPEG Format AĬompresses images compressed using Motion JPEG Format BĬompresses images using MPEG4 compression algorithmĬompresses images using run length encodingĬompresses images using Apple Computer's Video compression algorithmĬompresses images using Sean's secret recipe (optimal for 8-bit dithered images)Ĭompresses images stored into the TGA format.

oo: worked well (preview worked but wrong aspect ratio).

o: worked (able to open in quicktime but need conversion).

OpenCV Video Writer on Mac OS X Fourcc tests:

Xvid codec mac 2017