Eric Coughlin
Veteran
Here are some frame grabs comparing the original file to H.264 and MXF files after they were uploaded to Vimeo.
Original Frame Grab from Premiere: http://imageshack.us/a/img132/2315/27tp.png
MXF File Uploaded to Vimeo Frame Grab: http://imageshack.us/a/img513/1356/lrgz.png
H.264 File Uploaded to Vimeo Frame Grab: http://imageshack.us/a/img801/8612/lno4.png
I notice a change in color in the Vimeo upload. Is there a way to avoid this? Since Vimeo seems to be adding red to the image, I feel like I should take out some from all the video clips to compensate. Between the MXF and H.264, the H.264 has more apparent banding lines in the background. Otherwise, I can't notice a difference. I realize a stagnant interview grab may not be the best subject to test a codec, but how an interview looks is often what I'm most concerned about.
Original Frame Grab from Premiere: http://imageshack.us/a/img132/2315/27tp.png
MXF File Uploaded to Vimeo Frame Grab: http://imageshack.us/a/img513/1356/lrgz.png
H.264 File Uploaded to Vimeo Frame Grab: http://imageshack.us/a/img801/8612/lno4.png
I notice a change in color in the Vimeo upload. Is there a way to avoid this? Since Vimeo seems to be adding red to the image, I feel like I should take out some from all the video clips to compensate. Between the MXF and H.264, the H.264 has more apparent banding lines in the background. Otherwise, I can't notice a difference. I realize a stagnant interview grab may not be the best subject to test a codec, but how an interview looks is often what I'm most concerned about.
In the MXF version I uploaded I only got video with no sound. After exporting the file, there is the folder "CONTENTS," with subfolders of Audio, Clip, ICON, PROXY, VIDEO, and VOICE. Under the VIDEO folder is the .MXF file I uploaded. I didn't see any OP1a thing? Where should I be looking?