Clips rendered changing saturation and colour

[Sascha Engel]

Thanx.

Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang

[Eric Hansen]

i’m not sure uncompressed 10bit would help. it’s really no different than ProRes when it comes to 10 bit YUV encoding. It will probably display the same bug.

If you have the capability and the hard drive space, you could render out to DPX and use that for encoding to H.264. I’ve worked with a few post houses that have replaced Quicktime codecs such as ProRes with DPX or other non-Quicktime codecs to avoid bugs like this. I’m gonna try that today with a TV show i’m delivering.

I don’t suggest rendering H.264 files directly in Resolve. No one mentioned it, but in case you’re thinking about trying it, don’t. I’ve found they look way more compressed at a similar bitrate compared to Compressor, AME, etc.

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Eric Hansen
Production Workflow Designer / Consultant / Colorist / DIT
https://www.erichansen.tv

[Jeff Pulera]

My two cents worth – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_two_cents

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

[Sascha Engel]

What is DPX creating? One file or still sequence? With what can I compress DPX then?
What capability I have to have to use it?
Thanx.

Sascha Engel
TIME BANDITZ Productions
http://www.youtube.com/taikang