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Exporting 10 bit uncompressed at 4:4:4:4
Someone has requested an archive file that is 10 bit uncompressed and 4:4:4:4 chroma.
Feeling a bit stupid here…I’ve been trying to figure out how to export a timeline that is both 10 bit uncompressed AND 4:4:4:4.
I’ve exported ProRes 4:4:4:4, which in QT player states that it is 8-bit, and the 10 bit uncompressed files state they are 4:2:2. Am I missing something obvious (most likely)?
Thanks for any help out there!
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Apple 10b Unc is YUV/422.
The only YUV/444(4) I know in the market is Sheer.
Not sure if they still are in business[pat kelley] “I’ve exported ProRes 4:4:4:4, which in QT player states that it is 8-bit”
All the Prores family are YUV/422, except Prores444(4) that supports 12b RGB&YUV.
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[pat kelley] “Feeling a bit stupid here…I’ve been trying to figure out how to export a timeline that is both 10 bit uncompressed AND 4:4:4:4.”
Uncompressed 444 is 10bit and can be either YUV or RGB.
4444 files are considered RGB + ALPHA- if there is not an alpha channel it is 444.
The QT player is always reading files @8bit.
You do not state anything about system or source files, if your originals were not that format you will need to create that color space for output.
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