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Running a Session With a YUV Image Variable
After you have created a YUV format image variable, you can run an analysis session with the image variable as one of the kernel arguments:
- Create a session with the relevant kernel and build the session.
- In the OpenCL Kernel Analysis Input pane, assign the image variables to the kernel arguments.
- Run the session: OpenCL Kernel Development > Run.
- In the report that is generated, from the Select Report drop-down, select Variables View.
- Right-click on one of the links and select Open in YUV Combiner. The YUV Planes Combiner dialog box appears
- Fill in the YUV Plane, height and width fields and click create YUV image: