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Show posts MenuQuoteIf test please report if working or not. I leave absolutely now guarantees. If card gets corrupted or worse you´ve been warned.
With that said it works for me and for @70MM13 but who knows what random users comes up with here.
Good luck.
QuoteML ASSERT:
0
at mlv_lite.c:2724 (compress_task), task compress_task
lv:1 mode:3
compress_task stack: 1ae938 [1ae9c8-1ad9c8]
0x0006A01C @ b8303c:1ae968
0x00069878 @ 6a084:1ae938
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Built on 2020-05-29 13:38:20 UTC by danne@danands-MBP.
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Quote from: Volumetrik on April 27, 2020, 10:35:50 PM
I did some preliminary testing earlier today and I am getting a ridiculous amount of vertical lines.
QuoteThe transform to ACEScg, being an output in the first layer and an input in the second, is a null operation. You can simply go from Rec709 display (in) to Rec709 (out).
QuoteWhen i Try the .dcp file in AE it looks very flat
QuoteDo the IDT converts to cinelog?
QuoteThere's no need to use that, ACES already has Log in it. There's a comparison here between Log-C and ACES.
QuoteACEScg is meant to be used in computer graphics (particularly in green/blue screen). Normally you should use ACEScct instead.
Quote(...)the "best practice" now is to use Rec.2020(...)
QuoteIt's not a good practice to convert color spaces multiple times. Actually ACES was created to avoid these.(...)
Quote"Path to the Tool...\mkvmerge.exe" -o "path where you want to save\---.mov" --colour-matrix 0:9 --colour-range 0:1 --colour-transfer-characteristics 0:16 --colour-primaries 0:9 --attachment-mime-type application/x-cube --attach-file "Path of your LUT\---.cube" "path where you video is\---.mov"
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