pixtreme-legacy
⚠️ Legacy Compatibility Package: This package provides _cp functions removed from pixtreme v0.5.2+.
Status
- Maintenance Mode: Functions migrated from main pixtreme package in v0.5.2
- Note: v0.5.1 was broken; use v0.5.2 or later
- Recommendation: Migrate to standard functions (without
_cpsuffix) when possible
Purpose
This package provides backward compatibility for _cp functions that were removed from the main pixtreme package in v0.5.1. It contains the following functions:
apply_lut_cp- Apply 3D LUT with CuPy implementationuyvy422_to_ycbcr444_cp- Convert UYVY422 to YCbCr444ndi_uyvy422_to_ycbcr444_cp- Convert NDI UYVY422 to YCbCr444yuv420p_to_ycbcr444_cp- Convert YUV420 to YCbCr444yuv422p10le_to_ycbcr444_cp- Convert YUV422p10le to YCbCr444
Installation
Requirements:
- Python >= 3.12
- CUDA Toolkit 12.x
- NVIDIA GPU with compute capability >= 6.0
pip install pixtreme-legacy
Usage
from pixtreme_legacy import apply_lut_cp
# No warnings - clean compatibility layer
result = apply_lut_cp(image, lut)
Note: This package depends on pixtreme>=0.7.3 for common utilities (to_float32, resize, etc.).
Migration Guide
Replace _cp functions with their standard equivalents:
Before (deprecated)
from pixtreme import apply_lut_cp
result = apply_lut_cp(image, lut, interpolation=0)
After (recommended)
from pixtreme import apply_lut
result = apply_lut(image, lut, interpolation=0)
Why were _cp functions deprecated?
The _cp suffix originally indicated "CuPy native" implementations, as opposed to CUDA kernel implementations. However:
- Redundancy: Both implementations exist in the main functions now
- Confusion: Users don't need to choose between implementations
- Maintenance: Duplicate APIs increase maintenance burden
The standard functions (without _cp) now automatically select the best implementation.
Timeline
- v0.4.0:
_cpfunctions available without warnings - v0.5.0:
_cpfunctions deprecated with warnings,pixtreme-legacypackage created - v0.5.1: BROKEN - Attempted
_cpfunction removal but incomplete (do not use) - v0.5.2:
_cpfunctions fully removed from main package, migrated topixtreme-legacywithout warnings - v0.6.0: Main
pixtremepackage split into modular packages (pixtreme-core,pixtreme-aces,pixtreme-filter,pixtreme-draw,pixtreme-upscale)
License
MIT License (same as pixtreme)
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