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Inspiring
Feb 3, 2020 12:12 PM UTC
Question

H264 mpg whites look more grey than prores .mov

I have been working on a long video edit which has a lot of graphics on white backgrounds.

 

When exporting videos I get into the habit of using maximum colour depth and use maximum rendering quality.  With a very long video, I often bring the target rate down to 4. 

 

However, when I use the maximum colour depth option, the whites are becoming much more grey, than the prores in the final mpg. I checked the whites in after-effects with the pipette of the original footage and it looks like solid white. (As I have found that if there is a bit of colour, even 1% it can be re-interpreted as grey. However, this is not the case)

I am not sure why this is happening, is there anything else which might cause this issue?

 

Thank you 

 

Best regards

Julian

 

 

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JoolsdAuthor
Inspiring
Feb 4, 2020 8:27 AM UTC

Seems to be happening in media encoder 2020 only. Rolling back to the previous version.

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JoolsdAuthor
Inspiring
Feb 11, 2020 12:55 PM UTC

No reply from any admin, but just reverted to media encoder 2019. 

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