AVI FILES AND METAZ PRO

It is probably not worth the time emailing to ask Apple to fix QT Pro 7 to play YUV mode. If I needed to use YUV mode for some reason I'll just open it in VLC (and can use VLC 'Convert' to convert it to H.264. It's really not a huge issue for me (whether or not I can use. I probably thought I had switched it over to YUV mode ,but I still had it set to RGB mode, so that's why it opened ok in Quicktime 7 Pro. AVI in YUV mode I must have made a mistake. I can only guess that with my previous experiment with exporting an.

No issue at all with VLC Media player, and even Windows Media Player and the Win10 application for videos can read it without issues. I exported an AVI in YUV with TVPaint and tried to read it with QuickTime 7 Pro and with QuickTime 10.4, it didn't work. AVI export engine set to YUV mode and open the video in Quicktime Player 7 ? WHY did it play before, but now it doesn't play in Quicktime ? I haven't changed anything on my end that I am aware of.Īnyone else on Mac OS: can you export from TVPaint with the Internal. (VLC player will open it.) It's not a big deal really, but it bothers me.

AVI file it shows as all black frames in Quicktime Player 7 PRO. AVI with the YUV mode, but this time when I tried to play the. AVI exported as YUV looked a little bit more saturated/warmer than the colors of the. Both formats played fine in Quicktime Player 7 PRO. AVI files from TVPaint using RGB and YUV format. This is strange: On September 1 I made some tests, exporting. AVI file size was slightly smaller than the RGB. I made a test rendering of the same scene exported twice, one with YUV and the other with RGB, and to my eyes (on my monitor) the colors of the. I've tried both and don't see a difference. Some rendering codecs prefer YUV, otherwise I don't think there's too much of a difference as far as we should be concerned. Paul Fierlinger wrote:It makes a difference in color quality.

Avi files and metaz