Robert,
> That being said, I don't believe that the current problem with hardware
> acceleration changing the colors should be "just the way it is."
Doh! I'm not making excuses for it...I'm just trying to help identify the
problem and offer workarounds.
> I guess what I'm saying is I want my h.264 movies to look at least as
> good (color wise) on all machines as the same movie does encoded with
> Sorenson 3 or regular mp4.
On my machine, hardware acceleration affects color similarly for any of
those formats. It doesn't on yours? (Can you post screenshots?)
> Actually just playing with it now I finally found a crappy solution.
> If you go to the video track and hit invert twice (so your mask is
> totally black) and change the transparency mode to "composition"
> then it seems to disable hw acc and it corrects the colors.
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough -- I didn't actually add a mask, but just
picked a different Transparency setting (i.e. transfer mode).
(I wish there was a Windows app that would just play a Movie's Video track
as fast as possible without dropping frames, so that we could figure out how
much this affects playback performance.)
-- Charles
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