To get serious again, I actually don’t know how well x264 encoding works when using ffmpeg. But if you’ve got enogh hdd space, you can make an intermediate lossless encoding e.g. with the ffv1 codec (ffmpeg parameter -c:v ffv1) and feed the result to x264 later. It might be a good idea anyway, because the encoding is relatively fast and you can check the intermediate video if the corrected colours are ok.
Post #924849
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- pipipip
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- Color matching and prediction: color correction tool v1.3 released!
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- Date created
- 6-Apr-2016, 5:12 PM