How do I specifically render out 10 bit 4:2:2 video?

t3t4 wrote on 11/24/2021, 1:41 PM

Been searching for days for the simple instructions on this and none exist, or at least they cannot be found with any search engine on any site or manual, including Google. So how do I do it? The option does not exist on any format that I've tried and I've tried just about all of them. The closest I can get is HEVC 10 bit but only @ 420. The 422 is always grayed out if and when it's even shown in the template window. I've recorded a bunch of 4k 10 bit 422 clips at 150 Mbs and I just simply want to spit it out as a single put together video at the exact same quality level. Just how what and why, somebody please tell me what I'm missing here.

Thanks.

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t3t4 wrote on 11/26/2021, 8:14 PM

@ todd

Go back, way back, and actually read Todd. There are definitely some rocks rollin around! God I hate forums!

Former user wrote on 11/26/2021, 8:55 PM

@ todd

Go back, way back, and actually read Todd. There are definitely some rocks rollin around! God I hate forums!

What you're doing is what we call a straw man argument, because if vegas had what you wanted, an option to encode in HEVC 422 10bit instead of complaining about there not being an option you'd be complaining about it taking 17mins to encode 1min of footage and comparing it to how fast HEVC 420 10bit encoded. It would still be a case of a lack of education forming your outrage over a subject you didn't understand

You want 422 10 HEVC hardware encoding, it doesn't currently exist on the PC consumer platform, so you're now arguing in bad faith. You embarrassed yourself with not understanding the difference between hardware and software encoding but instead of thanking the people that helped you understand you go back to your original complaint that vegas doesn't have a built in HEVC 422 10bit encoding option.

A straw man is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted

Yelandkeil wrote on 11/26/2021, 9:55 PM

A Don Quixote will push the 422/10bit-mp4 into the near future internet video standard.

To back or not to back!

That's the slogan.

t3t4 wrote on 11/26/2021, 10:11 PM

A Don Quixote will push the 422/10bit-mp4 into the near future internet video standard.

To back or not to back!

That's the slogan.

It is never really an "if" question, only when, and or how.... We're already there, it's already now, it's happening with HDR streaming. Not all players are on board, but that's just details for the controllers that be to finally figure out. Till then, Blu-ray still exists for a good reason, thank God.

Yelandkeil wrote on 11/26/2021, 10:37 PM

If you wanna break the rule,

1, create a definition others than Rec2020;

2, find someone who produce the cables over HDMI2.0a or DP1.4.