This is a rather esoteric issue, and it caused me grief for a long time.
Here's a UI proposal: offer an option to apply ITU-R BT.601 color space
conversion in the render dialog, with a tool tip suggesting you probably
want it for MPEG. The option would give a hint to the clueless, and
experts can
Yes, that would be a very good idea, because this problem made me quite
desperate. I searched the mailing lists but couldn't find anything. Now
I see that the manual does mention something about the RGB - 601 filter,
but when I searched the manual I searched for brightness and not
contrast, so
Herman Robak wrote:
On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 09:09:45 +0100, Craig Lawson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a rather esoteric issue, and it caused me grief for a long time.
Here's a UI proposal: offer an option to apply ITU-R BT.601 color space
conversion in the render dialog, with a tool tip
Hello Cinelerra people,
Today I tried to render out a movie I made with Cinelerra revision 1045
via a YUV4MPEG stream. However, the resulting video seems to be too dark
compared to the video in the compositor. I turned on Use Pipe and used
mencoder with the following commands:
mencoder -
Bas,
Try adding the RGB - 601 filter to your video track(s). Configure
the filter for RGB - 601 compression (the default). Does that make it
work?
Craig.
Bas Alphenaar wrote:
Hello Cinelerra people,
Today I tried to render out a movie I made with Cinelerra revision
1045 via a YUV4MPEG
Thank you, it worked!
Craig Lawson wrote:
Bas,
Try adding the RGB - 601 filter to your video track(s). Configure
the filter for RGB - 601 compression (the default). Does that make it
work?
Craig.
Bas Alphenaar wrote:
Hello Cinelerra people,
Today I tried to render out a movie I made with
