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[Walter Soyka] “Color management is hard enough for professionals to get right in controlled environments; sadly there isn’t anything you can do to make it right on your consumers’ displays.”
Yep. Basically the only environment where you can get close to semi-absolute color values is if you master a movie to DCI specs in a proper color grading suite and watch that in a theatre with calibrated gear.
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I’m not quite sure if browsers/streaming sites/HTML streaming will even support video colorspaces. I’d just try to make it as good as it can look in plain RGB and make an H264 file from it.
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VLC is good and I wouldn’t sweat about how it looks on the internet because it’s impossible to know how some dude in Whateverland is viewing it.
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[Greg Sage] “Hmmmm… hadn’t thought of that. I assumed a QuickTime movie would look “as it should” in QuickTime Pro.”
Quicktime player is complete garbage when it comes to colour accuracy. Don’t use it.
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In what program are you watching the videos you have rendered out?
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720p25 isn’t a valid SDI signal format so that won’t work in any case. What are the EXACT input specs of your monitors? Maybe you’re trying to send them a signal they can’t show.
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What codec are you trying to put in that mov?
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[Harry Bromley-Davenport] “Do any of you boffins have any advice?”
The “support”-guy is correct.
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[Harry Bromley-Davenport] “Lion 10.7.5”
CC 2014 is made for 10.8 and newer. It might work, but you’ll have problems.
[Harry Bromley-Davenport] “On advice of Adobe and Nvidia I bought a reconditioned Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT”
I’m not quite sure why Adobe would recommend a really old card that doesn’t even have enough VRAM to work with MPE.
Here’s the system requirements and supported GPUs:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html
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What is the format you’re trying to export to?