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My mistake, Flash3kDB is listed as 16 bit http://vsdb.top/plugins/f3kdb but i decide that it is 8 bit because if i turn off threshold and grain strength (dithering) it start to look like 8-bit. Maybe some mistake in Hybrid input?

(14.04.2020, 16:53)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]So everything behaves as expected.
Good.

Cu Selur

I am not completely understanding how you say "good", when the Resolve ProRes 12 bit 4:4:4 render is clearly better than Hybrid's ProRes 12 bit 4:4:4 render... don't you want to try to make Hybrid's result look as good as Resolve's?

The_Tinkerer, it is a known FFmpeg limitation https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/8054 FFmpeg just can't render to 12 bit ProRes yet. Hope in future they somehow fix it. As you can see x265 render to 12 bit is supported.

Quote:My mistake, Flash3kDB is listed as 16 bit http://vsdb.top/plugins/f3kdb but i decide that it is 8 bit because if i turn off threshold and grain strength (dithering) it start to look like 8-bit. Maybe some mistake in Hybrid input?

I don't think so.
Looking at the documentation:

Quote:input_mode

Not available in Vapoursynth, since this can be inferred from clip properties

Specify source video type.

0: Regular 8 bit video
1: 9 ~ 16 bit high bit-depth video, stacked format
2: 9 ~ 16 bit high bit-depth video, interleaved format

Default: 0 (input_depth = 8 or not specified) / 1 (input_depth > 8)

input_depth

Not available in Vapoursynth, since this can be inferred from clip properties

Specify bit-depth of source video.

Range: 8 ~ 16

Default: 8 (input_mode = 0 or not specified) / 16 (input_mode = 1 or 2)

output_mode

Not available in Vapoursynth, f3kdb will only output high bitdepth clip in native format

Specify output video type. Meaning of values are the same as input_mode.

When output_mode = 2, frames will be 2x wider and look garbled on preview, it will return to normal after correctly encoded by high bit-depth x264)

Default: 0 (output_depth = 8 or not specified) / 1 (output_depth > 8)

output_depth

Specify output bit-depth.

If output_depth = 16, dither algorithm specified by dither_algo won’t be applied.

Range: 8 ~ 16

Default: 8 (output_mode = 0 or not specified) / 16 (output_mode = 1 or 2)

source: https://f3kdb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/u...parameters
especially the:

Quote:Vapoursynth, f3kdb will only output high bitdepth clip in native format

I assumed that f3kdb would always output 16bit,...

Let's see the script that you used and it should be apparent if there's a bug in the script generator.

Cu Selur

I am confused a little. Is it 8 bit due mistake in Hybrid script? Default: 0 (input_depth = 8 or not specified)
Or because input_depth command Not available in Vapoursynth  ?

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Do you thing it worth to contact developers of those 8 bit only plugins and ask to update them to support 16 bit depth? Or it don't works easy like this?

input_mode bot input_depth both state:

Quote:Not available in Vapoursynth, since this can be inferred from clip properties

And since "output_mode" states:

Quote:Not available in Vapoursynth, f3kdb will only output high bitdepth clip in native format

I assumed that the "output_depth" should be always 16bit, but that seems to be wrong. :/
Calling:
the output isn't reported as YUV420P16 like I assumed, but as YUV420P8, so output_depth needs to be specified. :/
-> will fix.

Flash3kDB works now and due higher bit depth have no more ugly green color cast. Here are examples with different settings: