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That metadata doesn't cover what I need. I need all 3: primaries, transfer function, and matrix That page only applies the HDR metadata. It can replace the primaries, but not the other values. The input node has a place to set the value for primaries, transfer, and matrix. It should be overriding what the NLE sent it. It's only supposed to use the NLE values if set to auto. If setting these values changes nothing, what's the point of that tab in the input node? As I said, the same problem…

Update: I was able to solve my problem by creating a batch script and telling the post-processing node to use that instead. Batch script: (Quelltext, 6 Zeilen) Post-Processing command: D:\Users\Andy\Desktop\strip_hdr.bat $(FileFullname) Although I believe the original method should have worked without needing to do that

[…] Expected: setting matrix, primaries, and transfer in the input node changes how ffmpeg interprets the video signal, which then permeates to the encoder and container (when relevant). The output file when examined in MediaInfo then has these values displayed. Result: No matter what I set here, it's entirely ignored. The input color matrix, primaries, and transfer are always used exactly as sent to VoukoderPro from premiere.

[…] I still didn't see this in the documentation so I just found this thread. I'm trying to do a post-processing node to strip color space metadata from the MKV container (leaving only what I put in the video encoder itself) This is the command I've put in the post-processing node's command line field: "C:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit.exe" $(FileFullname) --edit track:v1 --delete color-matrix-coefficients --delete color-primaries --delete color-transfer-characteristics I've also…

I've noticed a major issue in HDR encoding if you use Media Encoder. It seems HDR encoding is currently NOT working through Media Encoder. This is happening on Adobe's own encoders as well, so it's not a Voukoder issue. Media Encoder will automatically tonemap the sequence down to SDR. The file exported will still be in an HDR container, but will NOT be the correct colors. With Adobe's encoders, it will take the SDR values and simply inject HDR metadata. With VoukoderPro, it seemingly keeps the…