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I can't put an exact pinpoint on what causes this, but I can at least describe the issue and supply screenshots. There appears to be very strange and incorrect handling of color information when using the RGB or YC444 options respectively, YC422 seems to be fine (which I expected). Interpolation isn't perfect, but the weird nature of the pixel information really screams "bug" rather than a normal occurrence. This issue in question adds more color information than there needs to be for a 4:4:4 interpolated signal, thus impacting the size of screenshots taken and video captures regardless of the codecs and formats utilized. From what I understand, what you will see in the screenshots isn't supposed to happen.
Screenshots:
YC422
YC444
RGB
YC422 vs YC444 (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
YC422 vs RGB (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
YC444 vs RGB (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
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Does disabling chroma interpolation help? This toggles whether or not the chroma is blended for a cleaner picture. Also, I believe that versions of GCVideo older than 3.0 have issues with chroma, or so I've heard. Also, if using component video out, I find that setting the analog video out to RGsB works best for some reason, and produces a cleaner YPbPr signal.
I can't put an exact pinpoint on what causes this, but I can at least describe the issue and supply screenshots. There appears to be very strange and incorrect handling of color information when using the RGB or YC444 options respectively, YC422 seems to be fine (which I expected). Interpolation isn't perfect, but the weird nature of the pixel information really screams "bug" rather than a normal occurrence. This issue in question adds more color information than there needs to be for a 4:4:4 interpolated signal, thus impacting the size of screenshots taken and video captures regardless of the codecs and formats utilized. From what I understand, what you will see in the screenshots isn't supposed to happen.
Screenshots:
YC422
YC444
RGB
YC422 vs YC444 (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
YC422 vs RGB (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
YC444 vs RGB (Gray means no differences, red means differences)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: