Michael Fernandes
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awesome, thanks, maybe if I tweak to those settings it will help for next video.
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I see a very very slight colour shift between Edge and Chrome when viewing your video (I viewed your most recent upload). But it is so slight that I wouldn’t have noticed if I wasn’t specifically looking for it. May I ask what codec and container you export with, in case that might be the difference?
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Has anyone else experienced this issue of unwanted YouTube colour adjustments?
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Cool, that’s definitely something I’ll keep in mind in terms of general video editing knowledge, should be useful for future videos as well.
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I noticed it looks poor in Internet Explorer on my desktop computer too, it seems only Microsoft Edge gets it consistently right. Also it looks okay with Chrome on my brother’s laptop. So it seems there’s not an 100% clear-cut correlation between this issue and which browser I have been using. Another strange thing I noticed is after downloading an app that lets me switch from HTML5 to Adobe Flash for video playback, it looks significantly better in Chrome. So I guess the problem has something to do with HTML5?
The main reason this bothers me is because when doing side to side comparisons of some of my other videos on Chrome on my computer vs. Edge, there is a slight difference in colouring, but not nearly as heavy a difference as this video, which leads be to believe there’s something I did wrong this time.
Also, in terms of the 0 – 255 dynamic range stuff, how do you check that before exporting through Vegas? I understand the concept but I have no clue how to actually apply it in Vegas. Thanks.