There's a problem on the automatic ser pixel depth detection on the SER player. I've developed my own program to capture the video and write in ser file, and I'm very sure the bitdepth has been set at 16-bit. My camera is PlayerOne Mini-m and I do understand it's not true 16-bit - but from the attached picture we can see the automatic pixel depth detected it as 13-bit and notice the bright area has been displayed "negated" due to the incorrect bit depth. Yet pipp is able to process the same SER file correctly. I read the code comments and understand the automatic depth detection was intended to fix many software bug that may have writtern the SER file incorrectly. I'd suggest an option allowing the users to toggle the automatic detection may have solve all these problems.
There's a problem on the automatic ser pixel depth detection on the SER player. I've developed my own program to capture the video and write in ser file, and I'm very sure the bitdepth has been set at 16-bit. My camera is PlayerOne Mini-m and I do understand it's not true 16-bit - but from the attached picture we can see the automatic pixel depth detected it as 13-bit and notice the bright area has been displayed "negated" due to the incorrect bit depth. Yet pipp is able to process the same SER file correctly. I read the code comments and understand the automatic depth detection was intended to fix many software bug that may have writtern the SER file incorrectly. I'd suggest an option allowing the users to toggle the automatic detection may have solve all these problems.