Export as quicktime

[scrimski]

What codec? Do you have a video safe color filter applied?

[Kyo007]

QuickTime 7.1.3 for Windows 2000/XP is working very well. I use H.264 codec and quality is very good ...


Download QuickTime 7.1.3 (http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite.net/qtinstall.info.apple.com/mcgonagail/us/win/QuickTimeInstaller.exe)

[mech7]

Yeas i have 7.13 and the qulity is great except the blacks aren't black but more a really dark grey.

I don't have any filter on when i export it.

[Kyo007]

Yes, it is true but the problem at quicktime player. Look this, BSPlayer and quicktime player:
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5305/vbrh6.gif

[scrimski]

Kyo, you have to upload pictures in order to show them.

[mech7]

aha so its not only me :)

[mech7]

Here you see same file in BS Player and quicktime :(

[unseenthings]

I've run into this same exact problem with exporting h.264 quicktimes from Cinema 4D... I don't know what the deal is. I love the filesizes, but hate that it seems to brighten up everything. I'd love to find a fix/solution/tweak/whatever.

[mech7]

Ok i thought this was just an after effects problem, maybe a mod could move this to a general forum as it is definitly a problem from quicktime player :(

[Kyo007]

QuickTime is very good file format but Q.Time player is bad :shrug:

[jussing]

I think it's because Quicktime uses hardware gamma correction during playback.

If you turn off hardware acceleration in some Quicktime menu, your colors will be correct, but playback might be slow or jittery, because it'll rely 100% on the CPU.

- Jonas

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