Lossless video codec?
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Lossless video codec?
Im using huffy, but its darkening my videos so i have to use gamma, which is destroy the quality. Have i missed some huffy settings or should i choose another codec?
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More importantly what are you using to play back and judge the brightness. If one of your overlays has a different brightness setting than the other, obviously it's going to be different in certain players than in something like virtualdub or premiere.
On another note DivX 4 is not recommended. Get xvid or the divx 5.03 codec, there's no reason not to but plenty of reasons why you should :\
On another note DivX 4 is not recommended. Get xvid or the divx 5.03 codec, there's no reason not to but plenty of reasons why you should :\
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I don't know why it's darkening your video, I use HUFFY all the time and never experience any problems like that. Go with what Klinky suggested and use Virtualdub, I do the same and never have any problems with my encoding. (Save for the one fact that Virtualdub isn't the fastest program out there)
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