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h.264 Export Desaturated/Washed Out
by Shawn Romano on Aug 23, 2008 at 6:16:06 pm

Hi. I am using Quicktime Pro v.7.5 to export h.264 video. The compression itself is beautiful, but I have consistently had problems with the h.264 footage getting desaturated and slightly washed out. I have attempted to compensate for this by adding a filter in the QT export, which does help but takes much longer to render. Has anyone else had this problem? How can I address this issue so that what I'm exporting better matches my source footage?



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