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Lagarith Lossless : Not the same color

Guest
Jan 21, 2019 Jan 21, 2019

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Hi, the color is not the same after uploading on YouTube

Lagarith Export (Original) :

lagarith original.jpg

Lagarith Upload on YouTube :

lagarith after youtube.jpg

Why does this happen?

what is the solution ?

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Advisor , Jan 21, 2019 Jan 21, 2019

As per knowledge Youtube converts your video into mp4 with H.264...so export the video from premiere pro using youtube presets instead of using the AVI with lagarthi codec

You see the change in color due to conversation done by youtube into mp4 with h.264

See youtube help for codec informatio - Recommended upload encoding settings - YouTube Help

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Jan 21, 2019 Jan 21, 2019

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Hello, can you provide some more details, for example on the format of the video, the size, the quality, the bitrate ...?

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Hello, No problem

export.jpg

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Ok.

I've never used the Lagarith codec.

However I see some strange parameters in the settings:

• 1 FPS?

• quality 100?

• and the output file is 16bit

In my opinion, it could have something to do with colors, for example when Premiere must interpolate between the frames (1 FPS) and a 16bit depth.

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• 1 FPS because it's only a image, (no video)

• Quality 100 (i can't change this settings)

• 16-bit audio, (audio cd quality is 16-bit / 44100)

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Ok sorry I did not read the part of the audio well.

At this point I would check the settings of the codec, not knowing it I can not say what could interfere with the color range, but apparently there could be the cause of the difference with the original.

Have you tried to click on "match sequence settings"?

Or I should see the settings of the sequence you've created in time-line.

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As per knowledge Youtube converts your video into mp4 with H.264...so export the video from premiere pro using youtube presets instead of using the AVI with lagarthi codec

You see the change in color due to conversation done by youtube into mp4 with h.264

See youtube help for codec informatio - Recommended upload encoding settings - YouTube Help

Vishu Aggarwal
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