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I suggest running ffprobe first, just to make sure we know what the input really is. > 4:2:0 chroma subsampling It would be very un-Apple-like to make screen-
by DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
I suggest running ffprobe first, just to make sure we know what the input really is.
> 4:2:0 chroma subsampling
It would be very un-Apple-like to make screen-recordings with chroma subsampling: that's the best way to make colorful hard edges look awful, and macOS is full of colorful hard edges.
- garblegarble 5y agoThey are using 4:2:0. You'll get no argument from me that 4:4:4 (or at least 4:2:2) would be nicer, but I don't see any major issues visually with their fairly high bitrate capture encoding settings. Here's a mediainfo output for a Quicktime screen capture on the latest Big Sur release on an Intel Mac: https://pastebin.com/8SUZqMed https://pastebin.com/8SUZqMed Edit: posted wrong output, fixed pastebin output to show the .mov straight out of quicktime (previously had a remux via ffmpeg)