How to convert YUV to RGB

I need to convert the YUV values to RGB. What is the formulae to convert? YUV values in the ratio 4:2:2. First I read it from a YUV file,then
convert it to RGB. Then make an image(JPEG) from this values. How can I do this?

http://www.fourcc.org/fccyvrgb.php
First result in google...Like I said, no initiative what so ever!
The OP is a goldmine of post like these, I forsee that he's about to start a major project that he's incapable of and get the forum to complete it for him

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