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a big difference between the source and target - kingcrimsonster - 05.12.2017 a big difference between the source and target in the preview window. All filters are disabled. The same difference between source and encoded files debug1 debug2 Source with colormatrix without colormatrix RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 Seems like the ffmpeg decoding call is missing the colorMatrix option. (will look into it) -> try whether enabling: 'Config->Internals->Avisynth->Always use Avisynth' helps. Cu Selur RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 Problem seems to be that the input uses a custom color matrix and Hybrid guesses Rec.709 from MediaInfo: Codec settings : CustomMatrix -> Since you are not doing any YUV<>RGB during conversions the encoding probably doesn't look right since the colormatrix signaling is also bt709. So signaling another colorMatrix (or none) might fix the issue during playback. Preview can't be accurate with custom colorMatrix. RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 Neither of your debug output used colorMatrix. (works fine here, but will create a dev version which should show a bit more consistent avisynth preview) Cu Selur RE: a big difference between the source and target - kingcrimsonster - 05.12.2017 This bug still exist. In the above case, the ColorMatrix worked in the range 709 - 709 (no cropping source) When cropping source to 744-420, ColorMatrix worked in the range 709 - 601 with similar big difference between the source and target in the preview window RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 Setting ColorMatrix to the same input&output value negates it's use and it isn't used. RE: a big difference between the source and target - kingcrimsonster - 05.12.2017 In this case is not same input&output value 709 - 601. When I disable this filter - no difference between the source and target RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 With Colormatrix enabled ent set to 'Rec.709'->'Rec.601' the preview script is: SetMemoryMax(768) SetMemoryMax(768) -> can't reproduce the issue you describe. Cu Selur Ps.: Preview script is inside the temp-folder (while Avisynth Preview is used) if you want to check yourself. RE: a big difference between the source and target - kingcrimsonster - 05.12.2017 Please open the my source file Tablitsa.mpg, not Tablitsa_colormatrix.mpg Then crop it left-12, right-10, top-78, bottom-78 Now switch to avisinth - color tab and you see colormatrix filter range 709 - 601 Press avisinth preview and eneble and disable colormatrix - you see, when disabling this filter - no difference, when enabled - big difference RE: a big difference between the source and target - Selur - 05.12.2017 Quote:Please open the my source file Tablitsa.mpg, not Tablitsa_colormatrix.mpgSame file, I just renamed it so that I can categorize it better. With ColorMatrix 709->601, the preview script is: SetMemoryMax(768) SetMemoryMax(768) As expected when ColorMatrix isn't enabled, output and input colors don't differ since no filtering is applied,... Switching colorMatrix on and off changes the colors of the output like it is supposed to do. -> I'm don't know where you see a problem. Cu Selur |