Go with YUV 4:2:0, that's what Youtube/H264 uses anyway, it'll cut your recording bitrate in half (actually less than half, so even more). Edit: BTW D...

Can you share a portion of the video? I mean like a few second re-encode with VirtualDub, which also shows up black?

Well, this is the area where others, especially gamers might have more experience, and something I'd like to know better myself. ffmpeg can decode Mag...

I'd just go for Unity, it's so convenient. But I'm lazy 😛 Do you have something up about your project?

Generic is there because of the 1.2 version of MagicYUV, which used a single fourcc code (MAGY), but it is no longer used, only decoded. That's why a ...

Thanks for the intro! I recently taught myself Unity a bit (because of a project I worked on), so if you haven't already checked it out, do so, that's...

About preview: the reason it's missing is that the preview generator in the OS probably requests 8-bit RGB, and the deep-color codec variants delibera...

You can try 16-bit PNG or TIFF.

Thanks for your testing, a bit of a summary, and some extra stuff I discovered: The piece of code into the XML is apparently required BOTH for opening...

OK, so Fusion-Fusion works, now let's get to more interesting territory, first After Effects. If you simply import the 10-bit .mov saved by Fusion i...

OK, so first a test with Fusion: For export I tried an I/O Saver Node, select QuickTime Movies as Output Format, then on the Format tab, select Magi...

AE and Fusion are actually two of the programs that I tested earlier to work in deep color through QuickTime, but AME was not in the picture and I'm n...

Hi and thanks! Compression-ratio-wise there is no difference, it still uses the same algorithm, just heavily optimized. This can be a good starting po...

1. Yes. 2. For the lifetime of the 2.x release series at least.