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ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 5:25 pm

Hello Dwaine Maggart
Could you tell me which one is the less/no compression, best quality for ProRes4444
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Set compression quality to :
Least ?
Low?
Medium?
Best?
High?

Thank you

I guess I am not able to post URL?
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 6:31 pm

The Compression Quality selection is not applicable to ProRes files. You'll notice that it's grayed out when you have a ProRes CODEC selected.
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 7:49 pm

Yes I am getting the options for ProRes4444 and they are not grayed. Please check you system.

Let say we agree on the options thing. Which one is the best

Least ?
Low?
Medium?
Best?
High?

I guess I am not able to post URL? Please see theis URL: http....
://postimg.org/image/e22gdjwy9/92f69bcd/
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 8:04 pm

I did check on my system. The Compression Quality selection is not available for ProRes clips. What version of Resolve are you using? Even if the compression quality selection is available for some reason, I don't believe it will affect ProRes. If you want to prove that, just render a short clip twice, using the 2 compression quality extremes, and see if the file size changes. I don't believe it will.

For clips the compression quality selection works with, such as MPEG4 and H.264, the Best mode would give you the best quality, with less compression.
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 8:07 pm

Please see this URL: http....
://postimg.org/image/e22gdjwy9/92f69bcd/
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 8:13 pm

Yes, i see your screenshot. My reply remains unchanged.
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 8:15 pm

Can you answer this question then

In general
Least ? Does this mean less compression or least quality?
Low?
Medium?
Best? Is best better than high
High? Does this mean high compression or high quality?
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 9:38 pm

I thought I did answer that question when I said the Best mode would give you best quality with less compression.

So Best, is best quality. Best quality has least compression.
High is lesser quality than Best, with more compression.
Medium is lesser quality than High, with more compression.
Low is lesser quality than Medium, with more compression.
Least is lesser quality that Low, with more compression.
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Re: ProRes4444 Set compression quality to :

PostMon Sep 09, 2013 10:26 pm

Thank you very much.

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