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high bit rate quicktime
Posted by Tom Ma on June 29, 2011 at 10:48 pmare there any Quicktime codec’s that are 10-bit or higher WITH alpha channel?
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Walter Soyka
June 30, 2011 at 1:25 am[Tom Masters] “are there any Quicktime codec’s that are 10-bit or higher WITH alpha channel?”
ProRes 4444.
If you need QuickTime, but can deal with a separate movie for your alpha channel, you could use a regular uncompressed 10-bit codec and add an Alpha-only uncompressed 10-bit output module to your render queue item.
If it doesn’t really need to be wrapped in QuickTime, maybe you could use a PNG, TIFF, PSD, or OpenEXR image sequence.
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Tom Ma
June 30, 2011 at 2:07 pmIs it possible to render ProRez 4:4:4 with alpha?
seems that is not an option in the output module.(this might be what you were saying, perhaps I misunderstood you)
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