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The official documentation mentions that content can/must be in 10 bits (for H.264) or 12 bit (since you are also recommending DNxHR HQX which is 12 bit).
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/…
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Hey Don,
Let me start by saying we're big fans of your script and use it extensively. Great work.
We've got a little problem we were hoping you could take a look at: we noticed recently that whe…
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While I upload HDR videos I see this less than helpful message on the YouTube website:
> You uploaded an HDR video, but the pixel format is incorrect. For more information on best practices for cre…
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### Problem
x264 can be configured to encode 10-bit H.264 and ffmpeg can use it, but the version in Natron uses an 8-bit x268 and this an 8-bit ffmpeg-x264
http://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-codecs.ht…
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dnxhr hqx 10 bit decode with bug. ffmpeg already fix this issue. waiting new ffms2 build.
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The current upload file size limit is 120GB as per: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/71673?hl=en
However, as you probably know, DNxHR HQX takes up way more space.
Right now I am looking…
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As mentioned in another closed item, I am using DNxHR + mkvmerge.
**HDR test video:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW2DKBGCvEs
**Expected:** Video plays fine on both SDR and HDR screens (in t…
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mkvmerge.exe is missing from this repo for Windows 64bit
I am not sure what is the difference between the mkvmerge.exe that is supposed to be here and the one I downloaded from MKVToolNix.
I hav…
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Hey there!
Being forced to use Windows at work after many years under OS X, your software is a blessing! Thanks a lot!
Here's my problem : I'm always rendering my videos in the Cineform codec in a Qu…
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Hey!
Very happy with HAP results on a recent installation.
I've been looking into Density \* BC1 and BC4 for similar performance without the particular caveat of Hap...
Quicktime outside of OSX is a …