Project size.. What is the ‘third number’?

[Graham Bernard]

Complex.

Blurry YT upload has got an issue somewhere in the mix.

Here’s the listing in the VP Manual:

“Choose a setting from the drop-down list to indicate whether you want to perform video processing (compositing, scaling, previewing, rendering, and most video plug-ins) using 8-bit or 32-bit, floating- point arithmetic.
n 8-bit:Performsvideoprocessingusing8-bitarithmeticandin the video (studio RGB, or 16-235) color space.
n 32-bitfloatingpoint(videolevels):Performsvideo processing using 32-bit arithmetic and in the video color space.
n 32-bitfloatingpoint(fullrange):Performsvideoprocessing using 32-bit arithmetic and in the full-range color space.
The 32-bit floating point settings allow greater precision for processing video, but require significantly more processing power than working with 8-bit video.”

I’m trying to get my head around your “24” number. That “position” is for the type of arithmetic used for Pixel manipulation.

Have you tired to match your Settings to the Media?

Hmmm… Somebody else needs to step in here.

* Grazie

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[László Kovács]

[Graham Bernard] “I’m trying to get my head around your “24” number.”

Hi,

I’m quite sure it’s 3 times the 8 bit.
So either 8 bit for R, G, B or Y, U, V and guess depends on codec as well.
On the project preview the 32 is 4 times the 8 bit, if you chage properties to one of the 32 bit wide presets, then it will show 128.
I’m not sure wether the fourth 8 (or 32) bit is simply blank, or reserved for A (alpha, tranparency).

Anyway, I don’t think the blurryness is related to this number. I’d better think of some server-side post processing that is done after the upload – if the uploaded mp4 is sharp enough when played locally…

If that’s the case, I’m afraid there’s not much possible to do against it.

Kind regards